Resurrection Project

The new quality-of-life plan will be released at a meeting Saturday.

Recipients of the DACA work permits can also get help connecting with mental health resources.

The Resurrection Project will hold a housing fair Saturday to help South Side residents buy a home.

Youths will camp out on South Side blocks plagued by gun violence over the next several weeks. 

The new plan comes after Ald. Solis promised not to allow residences to be built "without concessions."

From devastating unsolved arsons to Chicago's own Paleta Man, these are the stories that mattered most. 

With an overnight camp out and peace march, Pilsen residents protested shootings in the neighborhood.

People in Chicago's Latino communities "are scared and confused," a Resurrection Project leader said. 

Ald. Danny Solis said affordable housing could be built at the site rezoned for industrial use.

The Resurrection Project has bought the single room occupancy hotel and will rename it "Casa Del Sol." 

Thirteen years ago, Maria Mateo was watching her seven-year-old daughter play when shots rang out. 

The 45 units, operated by the Resurrection Project, will offer housing for working families in Pilsen. 

College-bound students applying for financial aid can get some help from experts Saturday in Pilsen.

See the new large-scale works before artists donate them to non-profits in the neighborhood.

The shop at 1815 S. Paulina St. will open April 7 and replace one at the 18th Street Pink Line stop.