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

Chicago’s Hotel Room Demand Reaches Historic Levels and Outpaces National Growth in All Key Performance Indicators

Initiatives and events across the City raise awareness and provide educational opportunities on pressing environmental concerns

Opening day festivities to include community celebrations, stretch all 2.7 miles of the Bloomingdale Trail

City Will Provide Up to $325,000 in Funding to Community-Based Providers to Engage Immigrant Families in Early Childhood Programming

Registration Opens for a Record Number of Job and Internship Opportunities to Keep Youth Safe and Engaged this Summer

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

Robust Public Process and Community Input Key Components to Transition; Sarah Pang to Serve as Transition Chair

City’s First National Tourism Marketing Campaign is a Key Component of Mayor’s Plan for Economic Growth and Jobs

Funding Will Go Towards Planning that is Critical to Addressing Transit Center’s Aging Infrastructure

Amicus Brief Filed in Texas v. United States Case before the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in Defense of President’s Obama’s Executive Actions on Immigration

ZirMed Plans to Add More Than 200 Jobs in Chicago

Standard programs run the week of June 15 through the week of August 17, standard day camps run for six weeks from June 29 through August 7

Since 2011, Chicago Has Added More Than 15,000 Jobs in the Technology Economy

Safe Have Program Provides Students with a Positive and Safe Environment During Spring Break

New Action on Community-Driven Proposals to Reduce Violence and Improve Safety

Investments Will Create more than 300 Jobs for Residents Throughout the City and First in the Nation Upgrade to New, Faster Network

Residents Can Help To Clean Their Communities On April 18

Program Has Provided Job Training For More Than 500 Ex-Offenders Who Face Barriers To Employment; New Training To Offer Pipeline To Middle-Class Jobs In High-Demand Field Of Diesel Mechanics

Expanded Small Business Opportunity Centers Program Will Allow More Neighborhood Small Business Owners Access Capital