Casual Clothing Retailer Adds 400 Jobs for Chicago Residents; Opening in Time for Holiday Season

FCC Awards a $38 Million Grant to Improve Bandwidth in Schools, Accelerate Chicago’s Computer Science Initiative by One Year

D’Elia Playlot Park is one of 77 playgrounds to be completed this year under Mayor Emanuel’s Chicago Plays! Program

City Seeking a Mix of Recreational, Cultural, Entertainment, Food, Beverage and Retail Opportunities; Proposals are Due December 2

New 7,500 foot runway on O’Hare’s south airfield will substantially improve capacity and efficiency

Fifth Annual Event Draws 150 Top Engineering and Computer Science Students to Chicago

Channel will also increase accessibility and opportunity for MBEs/WBEs and small businesses

Since 2011, Chicago has installed more miles of protected bike lanes than any other city in U.S.

City Colleges also signify strides with record-high graduation rate of 17 percent

Efficiencies in garbage collection free up $9.5 million in resources to be redirected toward tree trimming

Ribbon Cutting Mark’s First Complete Renovation of Red Line Subway Station Since 1943

Implements Reforms and Revenue to Address Legacy Liabilities and Secure Police and Fire Pension Funds; Invests in a Stronger Future for All Chicago Residents

City to hold Naturalization Information Sessions, Raise awareness to Avoid Immigration Scams and Celebrate Citizenship

Project Seeks to Revamp City Street Lighting Fixtures and Infrastructure and Chicago Park District Pathway Lighting Without Additional Taxpayer Funds

City Investment Will Provide Screening Mammograms for Up to 5,000 Women

Company Will Have More than 1,100 Employees in the City of Chicago; Motorola Solutions is the 36th Company to Locate its Headquarters in Chicago since 2011

Leads the Nation for the Third Year in a Row; Chicago is Only North American City in the Top 20

More Than 300 New City Lots Available for $1 Each in Roseland and Pullman; 430 City-owned Lots Have Been Sold Since the Large Lots Program was Announced in 2014

New Annexes to Alleviate Overcrowding and Expand Classroom Space in Chicago Public Schools

Ongoing Collaboration between City and Labor Unions Identifies Potential Healthcare Savings and Other Opportunities to Increase Efficiencies, Enhance Services, Achieve Savings

City on Track to Again Pave 300 Miles of Roads This Year; By End of This Year More than 1,300 Miles of City Roads Will Have Been Repaved Since Mayor Emanuel Took Office

City’s $9 Million Investment to Protect 5,000 Early Learning Seats and Alleviate State’s Cuts to Child Care Assistance Program

Jobs and Investments are Part of Sprint For Chicago Initiative Dedicated to Improving Customer Service

Council Will Make Recommendations on Further Reducing Red Tape, Expanding Access to Capital, Promoting Innovation and Entrepreneurship, and Increasing Support Resources for Small Business

Global Leader of Connected Aviation Adds More than 730 Jobs in Chicago; 111 North Canal Renamed The Gogo Building

Three Japanese sliding door paintings were originally displayed in the Phoenix Pavilion

At Least 250 Star Scholars Annually Will be Provided With $5,000 UIC Tuition Award Following Graduation from City Colleges

University of Chicago’s Chapin Hall Research Shows CPL’s Redesigned Program Not Only Reduces the ‘Summer Slide’, But Linked with Higher Academic Performance in Math and Reading

Mayor Emanuel to Hold Town Hall Meetings to Solicit Budget Ideas from Residents; Will Deliver the 2016 Budget Address to City Council on Tuesday, September 22

First citywide tournament in decades will feature youth teams from throughout Chicago

City of Chicago is Among 10 Cities Across the U.S. to Receive Funding and Human Capital to Support Local Resilience Efforts; Public-Private Partnership to Extend Expertise and Reinforce Program Results

Reinstated Express Service, Bus Stop-Spacing Changes And Signal Improvements Will Provide Quicker Commutes

Recommendations Made on Public Engagement, Driving Neighborhood Economic Growth, and Expanding Pre-K Opportunities; Report Also Calls for Consolidating City Early Learning Programs into One Agency