News & Alerts

Like you, I am very concerned as criminals act with impunity and harass and hurt residents and businesses in the communities. I have been...

Effective immediately, City-managed vaccination sites will be offering vaccines to all individuals 16 years of age or older (under 18...

Last week, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) indicted two aldermen. One of the aldermen is a former colleague in the Progressive...

Decades have passed since the enactment of many of our nation's important environmental laws. And although many of those laws were...

The City of Chicago officially entered phase 1c of the vaccine rollout on Monday, March 29th. All essential workers and adults with...

Last week was spring break for Chicago Public School families. 2020 going into 2021 has been a tough one for a number of people for a...

On Thursday night's CAPS meeting, we discussed continued problems in the Bucktown Wicker Park zone with drivers leaving cars unattended...

Street Sweepers are preparing to hit the streets next week and Bucktown/Wicker Park residents need to be prepared to move vehicles for...

Since the start of COVID-19, cities across the U.S. have seen a sharp increase in instances of hostility and harassment directed at...

New measures have been undertaken at the United Center vaccine site after federal, state, county, and city officials announced a shift in...

We hope you have heard the news about the United Center Covid Vaccine location for Senior Citizen's and have attached up to date info...

The Chicago Park District announced this week that they will be reopening the City’s lakefront, playgrounds, and indoor aquatics...

The Senior Citizen Real Estate Tax Deferral Program Application Deadline is on March 1. Applications are available at the Cook County...

Below is an update from Streets and Sanitation concerning the recent snowfall. Please read and thank you in advance for your patience and...

In observation of Lincoln's Birthday and President's Day, City offices including the 32nd Ward office will be closed on Monday, February...

Many people rely on walking and transit as their primary way to get around, and without a wide, clear path through snow and ice, it is...

Celebrate Black History Month this February! Locally, the City moved to celebrate Black History Month with the Council Committee on...

City Council held a hearing on Friday on the increase in citywide carjackings. There were several agencies and governmental bodies...

MLK Day is the only federal holiday designated as a national day of service to encourage all Americans to volunteer to improve their...

Wednesday, January 6, was expected to be another day in American history when Congress certifies the electoral college votes and citizens...