Additional Funds Will Fund and Support 2,595 Employment and Job Readiness Opportunities

The Task Force will establish guidance for planning, evaluating and managing current and future mobility options along with integrating technological innovations into the City’s transportation systems

Despite Chicago’s Numerous Legal Victories Regarding 2017 Grant, Trump DOJ is Again Placing Unlawful Conditions on 2018 Grant and Refuses to Release 2017 Funds to Chicago

200 more License Plate Readers added to CPD fleet

The travel publication’s top accolade comes as Choose Chicago releases third quarter of record high tourism levels in 2018

Planned West Garfield Park Factory Will Produce Solar, Electrical Equipment

The Fourth Venture Summit Features 100 Startups and Connections to More than 140 Investment Firms

Investments will allow for the expansion of youth mentoring programs that have had demonstrable success in violence reduction

Gwendolyn Brooks College Preparatory Academy on the South Side and Thomas A. Edison Regional Gifted Center Elementary on the North Side Named 2018 National Blue Ribbon Schools

A new public art fund will also be established as part of the sale of Kerry James Marshall’s Knowledge & Wonder which currently hangs in the Legler branch

The City is seeking Solar Developers to design, install, own, operate and maintain ground-mounted solar panels on large parcels of underutilized City-owned vacant land.

Generous donation from James and Andrea Gordon will support theater in communities across Chicago with Theater on the Lake as the hub

One-Third of the Lakeview Low-Line Project to be Connected in 2019, Bringing Lighting Installation, Public Art, a New Park and New Pathway Beneath the CTA Brown Line ‘L’ Tracks

Youth worked nearly 3 million hours while gaining mentoring and life skills experience and improving their communities

During National Preparedness Month, Residents Encouraged to Sign Up for The Free, Secure Service that Provides Vital Information to Emergency Responders

Improvements Seen Among Every Racial Group in the City; College Enrollment has Increased by 20 Percent Since 2010

New commissioner is a 35 year CFD veteran who previously served as First Deputy Fire Commissioner

87 new officers deployed to 10 districts across the city

Ordinances establish the terms and conditions of the land use and authorize roadway vacations/dedications related to the Obama Presidential Center

New Program Will Enhance Existing Concessions Program and Highlight Minority and Women-Owned Neighborhood Businesses

Global company cites Chicago’s deep workforce talent pool, rising tech sector and history of innovation in transportation and mobility

Talent Acquisition Technology Firm Doubles Office Space and Will Add 100 New Employees by End of 2019

OAG’s 2018 Megahubs Index Finds O’Hare Number One for Connectivity in the U.S.; Number Two in the World

First-of-its-kind in U.S., citywide initiative will shine a spotlight on Chicago’s vibrant theatre scene

New efforts expand restrictions on e-cigarettes, support youth to make healthy choices

Following Significant and Proven Academic Investments, CPS Creates Formal School-Based Application to Meet Citywide Demand; New Annual Regional Analysis Will Provide Data-Driven Overview of Current Offerings and Opportunities for Investment

Leading Global IT and Cybersecurity Technology Firm Relocates Headquarters to Chicago

Chicago joins 18 municipalities filing an amicus brief in support of Planned Parenthood's appeal over Title X funding requirements

Task force to include national, local leaders aimed at guaranteed income pilots, modernizing Earned Income Tax Credit, and other poverty reduction policies

Separate trails for bikes and pedestrians along the entire trail to be complete by year-end 2018

Chicago Continues to Lead the Country in Urban Education

Chicago is One of Seven Cities in the World to Receive the Highest Level of Certification Available from the U.S. Green Building Council