Woodlawn native and Englewood High School graduate left more than 160 works across the United States

A new community-led initiative focuses on long-term solutions to make all of Chicago safe.

A list of measures from today's City Council meeting.

Executive Order announced at the groundbreaking of Grace Manor Apartments, a $40 million project that is 100 percent affordable in Chicago’s North Lawndale neighborhood.

High-Tech CHI is co-hosted by the City of Chicago Department of Family and Support Services, CS for Success, and Discovery Partners Institute and will showcase the many computing-based opportunities available to youth across the Chicagoland area. 

Additional public facilities also available to all Chicagoans as needed during normal business hours

Funding will be used to launch and expand programs including a Public Health Vending Machine Pilot Program

In partnership with the State of Illinois, the City of Chicago is accelerating pathways to resettlement for asylum seekers.

Holman joins the Johnson Administration after previously serving at various levels of State and County government.

Budget includes significant investments in re-entry, climate justice and support for the unhoused, without raising property taxes.

To learn more about how residents can help, visit Chicago.gov/support

Chicago offers parades, activities, and safety guidelines via ChicagoHalloweek.org to encourage Chicagoans to celebrate a fun and safe Halloween.  

Latest upgrades mark City of Chicago’s 15th and 16th rating upgrades over the last year, acknowledging the City’s overall financial health and stability. 

New citywide Food Scrap Drop-Off program diverts waste from landfills and helps reduce harmful greenhouse gas emissions.

Mayor Johnson keeps promise of making strategic investments while balancing $16.6 billion budget without raising property taxes

Proposal to phase out Chicago’s subminimum wage for tipped workers passes City Council, representing a major win for the Johnson Administration, working Chicagoans and families.

The CHO will be responsible for addressing the complexities of homelessness and housing insecurity in Chicago, fostering greater policy and operational coordination across City departments and sister agencies, and providing strong leadership to effect improvements

Under the Johnson Administration, the newly expanded program will provide support for up to one year to increase vibrancy and promote small businesses in the city’s commercial corridors.

Superintendent Snelling joined CPD in 1992 as a patrol officer in his home community of Englewood, rising to the rank of Chief of the Bureau of Counterterrorism

More than 24,000 young people were employed through the One Summer Chicago (OSC) program during the summer of 2023