Program Asks Chicago Kids to Read at Least 20 Minutes a Day This Summer

Following His Call to Residents to Explore Mentorship during His Inaugural Address, City Launches Revamped One Good Deed Chicago Website to Connect Volunteers with Service Opportunities at Nonprofit Organizations across the City

Event Kicks Off Three-Mile Long Weekend Festival Celebrating Chicago’s Next Great Park

Research Partnership with the University of Chicago’s Urban Education Lab Will Examine STEM Models that Prepare Students for College and Career Success

New Board Members Bring Diverse Experience in Educational Development and Planning

Mayor’s vision program has distributed 50,000 pairs of glasses since launch

Visit By Royal Couple Comes On The Heels Of Brooks College Prep Recently Being Ranked As The 16th Best High School In Illinois By U.S. News And World Report

Procurement Event Promotes Continued Transparency, Increased Competition and Participation

In Honor of the 30th Anniversary Of Their Sister City Relationship Mayor Emanuel And Vice Mayor Xu Zezhou Unveiled The Stone Talk Statue Highlighting The Two Cities Ever Strengthening Relationship

New Board Members Bring Diverse Backgrounds, Commitment to Public Service

Evelyn Diaz Leaves to Join Heartland Alliance for Human Needs & Human Rights as President

Former Federal Prosecutor with Public Safety Experience Brings Important Voice to Civilian Body in Police Disciplinary Process

Graffiti removal crews will now respond to removal requests within five days, down from previous standard of 10 days

Full array of Chicago dining, educational, cultural and recreational activities to be available this summer

64 Firefighters, 52 Paramedics Graduate from Fire Academy, Set to Serve Chicago Neighborhoods

Intermodal Facility and ATS Modernization Project Will Create 3,000 Jobs During Construction; Greatly Enhance Transit Ease and Connectivity Between Public Parking, Public Roadways, Rental Car Facilities, Metra And CTA

Program Will Provide Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners with Opportunities to Receive On-Site Business Coaching

Inspector General, Chief Procurement Officer to Head Group to Boost Uniformity, Efficiency and Accountability

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Residents to Gather at City-Wide Events to Create a Safe and Secure Environment Throughout the City

Urban Prep Seniors Admitted to 180 Colleges and Universities and Received More than $11 Million in Total Scholarship Value

Report Released After Chicago Public Schools Sets Record Graduation Rate and Increases Participation in College-Level Coursework

Study Results Could Qualify Thousands of Chicagoans for Subsidized Soundproofing

Ordinance would authorize independent comprehensive review of the program, codifies reforms announced in March

Dorval R. Carter, Jr. provides more than 30 years of experience at city and federal levels, including past positions in CTA management

Swearing In to Include Day of Service at Locations Across the City, Launch of Citywide “Night Out In The Parks,” and a Public Open House in the Mayor’s Office

Chicago launches competitive selection process to provide an app that will allow users to hail a taxi on a smartphone

Over three day event, 200,000 residents and visitors attend the NFL Draft and Draft Town

Over three day event, 200,000 residents and visitors attend the NFL Draft and Draft Town

Mayor Defines Next Steps in Strategy to Reform City Finances and Strengthen Chicago’s Economic Future; Reform Scorecard Will Be Part of Next Four City Annual Budgets

First Factory to be Built in Pullman in More than 30 Years Will Create 100 New Jobs for Local Residents

First Free-Standing Chicago Site Provides Youth with Sports, Academic Counseling and a Path to College; Part of Woodlawn Park that is transforming Cottage Grove south of the Midway

City Departments Celebrate Arbor Day with Tree Planting in Bronzeville

Amendment reaffirms that presidential libraries, other museums can be built on park land

Amendment reaffirms that presidential libraries, other museums can be built on park land