FIELD MAKES HOSTING TRACK AND FIELD, SOCCER, LACROSSE AND FOOTBALL COMPETITIONS POSSIBLE AT WEST SIDE PARK

Urges Residents with Question to Call 311

Report Finds Chicago’s Industrial Property Vacancy Rates Reaching 15-Year Lows

Also announces launch of a new website for the Office of New Americans during naturalization ceremony at the Chicago Cultural Center

City’s Longest Pedestrian Bridge is the First of Five New Bridges Over South Lake Shore Drive; Creates Lakefront Connection to New Arts and Recreation Center at Ellis Park

Proposals will create more opportunities for M/WBE firms, Chicago residents

Also announces launch of a new website for the Office of New Americans during naturalization ceremony at the Chicago Cultural Center

New Tower Crane at 451 E. Grand is 33rd to go up in 2016, Marks Major Progress Seen Since 2011

Three-Block Area to Host Night Markets and Events, Support Neighborhood Economic Development

Fans Encouraged to Use Public Transportation and to Celebrate Responsibly

LISC Chicago Making $50 Million Available for Targeted Economic Development; Partners Include Greater Auburn Gresham Development Corp., Southwest Organizing Project & Teamwork Englewood

City implements record number of reforms to promote business growth and create job opportunities throughout Chicago's diverse communities

Nearly 2,000 CPS graduates attend college tuition-free this fall with eligibility for transfer scholarships to 15 four-year colleges and universities

Mayor’s proposal to require drug representatives to meet strong standards on ethics, disclosure and training will make Chicago’s regulations on pharmaceutical companies toughest in the nation

Partnership will expand capacity for in-service and promotional training, while at the same time graduating a record number of recruits from the Academy

Year of Public Art celebrates Chicago’s pioneering commitment to public art and new investments in artist-led community projects

New three block stretch from LaSalle Street to Lake Street is now open

Design Competition to Be Held Encouraging Innovative Architectural Style

Sixth Annual Program Welcomes 200 Top Technology, Engineering and Computer Science Students to Chicago; Record High Number of Nearly 900 Applications Received for 2016 Program

Final three block stretch from LaSalle Street to Lake Street set to open this weekend

Center Features State-of-the-Art Digital Technologies; Houses More Than 500 Experts

City Moves Up in Publication’s Annual Readers’ Choice Award Poll

Record Number of Applications Builds on Recent Success Attracting Top Tech Talent to Chicago; Nearly 900 Students Applied for the ThinkChicago: Chicago Ideas Week Program in 2016

Country's most comprehensive playground initiative is completed one year ahead of schedule

CTA plans upgrades for Belmont Blue station and bus terminal to create attractive community gateway, modernize facility

The “Oscars of the Food Industry” Extends Stay in Chicago for Four Additional Years

Program to ensure all Chicago residents can obtain official identification; ID holders to have increased access to City services, programs and other benefits.

Builds on Progress to Improve the City’s Long-Term Financial Stability; Invests in Families, Neighborhoods, Infrastructure and Public Safety

Store Adds More Fresh and Healthy Food Options on Chicago’s South Side; Creates 400 Jobs

Overall Demand Grew More Than 2 Percent, Moving Chicago Closer to Mayor’s Goal of 55 Million Visitors Annually by 2020

Following recommendations by a joint City and County-led task force, Mayor moves to launch prevention and awareness campaigns, establish additional licensing requirements for pharmaceutical representatives, and increase investment in addiction treatment by 50 percent to keep residents safe from heroin and opioids

City of Chicago to receive $3.125 million to help hire 25 officers focused on community policing

“Day for Change” Pilot to Help 100 Homeless Individuals who Panhandle Gain Employment Skills

Fall 2016 Expansion of Proven BAM Model to Deliver on Priority of Comprehensive Public Safety Plan; Corporate Partners Support Mayor’s Three-Year Plan to Provide More than 7,000 At-Risk Youth with High-Quality Mentoring

Historic Bronzeville Apartment Building Restored to Serve Again as Community Anchor

Proposals Will Be Accepted Over Four Months Starting in October; Redevelopment Expected to Generate Thousands of Jobs and Major Economic Impact

Store Brings More Fresh, Healthy Food Access and Economic Opportunities to Chicago’s South Side

New School-Based Health Center is One of Five to be funded by E-Cig Tax, Joins 32 Centers of its Kind in Schools Citywide to Foster Healthy Lifestyles for Students