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

New Destinations and Increase in Passenger Volume at O'Hare and Midway International Airports

RFP issued after Riverwalk vendors earned more than $8.5 million in gross revenues during 2016 season

Chicago Welcome 54.1 Million Visitors in 2016, An Increase of 1.5 Million Visitors Over Previous Year, Supporting More Than 4,600 New Jobs

277 new promotional hires beginning their training are thanked by Mayor for their service

Expanding mentoring through proven community providers to serve 660 more youth next month; putting city halfway toward goal of reaching youth in areas of greatest need

Chicago poised to become third U.S. City to top 10 million riders

Rivera appointed to Board of Education following years of service to Chicago Public Schools as educator and administrator

Officers in final eight districts will receive equipment and training a full year early

Nearly 57,000 trees trimmed in 2016 alone

Kenneth Griffin makes major gift to separate Lakefront Bike and Pedestrian Paths from Edgewater to South Shore along 18-mile pathway

City continues free tax prep services for the coming year, reminding residents that federal law changes are expected to cause delayed refunds for many

New group will raise funds, plan restoration of Jackson Park, South Shore Golf Courses; Tiger Woods' TGR Design will design upgraded facility

New community-based pilot will help residents better engage with first-responders and connect them with free mental health and crisis intervention awareness training

100 new recruits beginning their training are thanked by Mayor for their service

Next-generation technology will improve quality and reliability of Chicago’s streetlights

Winter Storm Warning in effect Saturday through Monday

Chicago along with New York City, Los Angeles, Houston, Philadelphia and other Mayors caution the Administration about the economic impact eliminating the program would have, citing the loss of $24.6 billion in payroll tax contributions over the next ten years

The Task Force will collaborate on mental health, legal services, diversity training for employers and education to ensure the comprehensive delivery of services to the immigrant, refugees and other disenfranchised communities

New lakefront venue will feature a 330-seat performance space, two-adjacent spaces for special events, and a restaurant with an outdoor patio area