Chicago Public Library

On Thursday, the Lincoln Belmont Library hosts Raύl Ortiz, whose work is on display through Nov. 14.

The undated photo shows a time when traffic on Addison Street was four-legged instead of four-wheeled.

The card is designed to help undocumented immigrants, homeless residents and ex-felons, officials said.

The project received the OK from the city's zoning committee and just needs full City Council approval.

The Chicago Plan Commission approved plans for the new library on Thursday.

The Chicago Chinese Cultural Institute will be there to discuss the most beloved superhero in China.

The Science Alliance will visit the branch library July 11 with a mission of investigating superheroes.

The library's Lego Super Stars program starts at 6-8 p.m. June 28 and continues through Aug. 30.

The library at 1962 W. 95th St. will host the preschool event every Tuesday in June, July and August.

The Independence Branch Library's new home will also include affordable housing for seniors.

The libraries will be closed for a day of staff development.

The city's Commission on Chicago Landmarks published a step-by-step guide for property sleuths.

Master gardener Joan Murray will share tips for growing in small spaces Monday night at Sulzer Library.

A systems upgrade, April 13-21, will temporarily disrupt services including placing items on hold.

The new library, part of CHA's redevelopment of Roosevelt Square, is expected to open in 2018.