City to expand WOW mentoring program by 50 percent to support more young women in at-risk communities; expansion outlined by Mayor’s Mentoring Initiative comes a year ahead of schedule

Chicago is KPMG’s Second-Largest Office in the U.S. with 2,300 Colleagues and Home to Company’s Main Cyber Security Lab

Ochoa is Chief Executive of International Facilities Firm and Previously Served as CEO of MPEA

Grants come from the Neighborhood Opportunity Fund, which leverages downtown development to create resources for commercial development in communities of greatest need

Mayor Emanuel joins regional mayors to urge governor to fund state’s obligations with a balanced budget that is 20 months overdue

Company Will Add 150 Employees to Michigan Avenue Office

Covenant House opens first new location in 17 years; selects Chicago for demonstrated commitment to addressing homelessness among youth

Recently completed sections of Chicago Riverwalk are one of five finalists for the Rudy Bruner Award for Urban Excellence

New station to fulfill a longstanding need for better transit options on Chicago’s Near West Side

Chicago Poised to Continue Investing in Infrastructure with planning underway on express rail to O'Hare and a new Green Line station on the City's near west side

Hundreds of attendees gather to learn about upcoming City contracting opportunities

Former Red Light Camera Operator to Pay Damages After Committing Fraud

Latest recruitment effort attracts more applicants and more diversity as compared to last year’s exam

Building Served as Longtime Home to Nation’s Largest Black-Owned Businesses

FS1, Univision Deportes, TSN and TVA Sports to televise the game in the U.S. and Canada

Summit will help inform a citywide plan for putting disengaged youth 16-24 in connection with jobs and education; Mayor to highlight urgent need for increased investment by both federal and state governments

ThinkChicago Roadshow Designed to Attract Top Talent to Chicago; Support City’s Thriving Tech Sector

Report Found Event Drew Nearly 200,000 People From 23 Countries; Strengthens Chicago’s Case to Bring International Event Back in 2018

Grid garbage system results in reduction of 60 refuse trucks each day, on average

Department launches single platform intelligence centers, expanded gunshot detection systems and POD cameras, and mobile technology in 7th and 11th Districts

Initiative Will Support Entrepreneurship in Communities Throughout Chicago Area

Reduced building energy use drive significant progress while population, jobs, and economy expand

New shelter opens in Uptown with specialized outreach for immigrant communities; will expand City’s network of domestic violence services and shelter to protect women and children

Academy supports CPS students in preparing for competitive colleges and universities

City continues free tax prep services this season, with focus on engaging many with help on ITIN renewals

Upcoming Summit Will Highlight Chicago as a Leading, Global Hub for Investment in a Vibrant Tech Economy

12-Story Building Will Bring 1,100 jobs to the Near West Side

Essex on the Park will Create 400+ Jobs and Tower Crane will Build on Post-Recession Record

Agreement Creates Path To Federal Backing For West Loop

City’s first responders, community leaders launch West Side Outreach Project to reduce mental health stigma, improve crisis response and generate awareness of city support services available

Initiative Will Convert Vacant City Lots into Much-Needed market Rate Housing

CTA to move forward on historic, transformational project that will reconstruct rail stations that are modern and fully accessible; increase capacity and reduce delays, overcrowding

Program Will Encourage Private Development of Vacant Homes by Local Contractors, Investors and Developers

Improvements to Green Line station to enhance the commuter experience and create a strong community focal point on Chicago’s South Side