Launches City-Wide Commitment to Helping Heroes Find Employment, Resources

Cooperation With Labor Taking Place Throughout City Increasing Efficiency, Saving Resources and Creating Jobs

CTA’s 145th Rail Station to Serve Growing West Loop Community

DePaul Signs on as 4-Year College Partner for Early College STEM Program at Lake View; Loyola Offers Teacher Training and Curriculum Support as Senn Transitions to Wall-to-Wall IB Program

Efforts from Leadership Result in Cost Savings, More Efficient Services

Video Showcases the Best of Chicago as Delegations Arrive in the City

Student-Produced Videos Showcase City of Chicago to Welcome Summit Attendees

River Point in Downtown’s West Loop Overlooking the Chicago River; Will Offer 900,000 Sq. Ft. of Class AA Space For Occupancy in Early 2016; Project Will Create 1,000 Construction Jobs and House 3,400 Permanent Jobs

Part of Anti-Gang Strategy to Diminish the Impact of Gangs, Guns, and Drugs; Build and Sustain Economically Vibrant Communities and Strong Families

Redevelopment Project Will Create More than 11,000 Permanent Jobs, Job Training Program and Provide Approximately $600 million in Direct Economic Benefit to the Airport; Will Help O’Hare Grow Its Position As One of the World’s Largest Air Cargo Hubs

Allscripts Will Create 40 Additional Jobs for City Colleges Graduates; Company Will Add Entry-Level Positions in Critical Health IT Field in Conjunction With City Colleges’ College to Careers Program

First-Year Report and Website Offer Greater Access to City Government, Hold Leaders Accountable and Allow Chicagoans to Provide Public Feedback

Mayors from Across Illinois Facing Difficult Pension Challenges Join Mayor Emanuel in Call for Reform

Mayor Testifies in Springfield on Behalf of Chicago Taxpayers, City Employees; Proposes Reforms to Reduce City’s Unfunded Pension Liability by 40 Percent

May 7-12 is National Teacher Appreciation Week

Greater Enforcement Since Ordinance Passed Allows City to Hire Additional Inspectors to Identify Vacant Properties and Amplify Pressure on Owners to Maintain the Safety of These Buildings

One of a Series of Sustainability Focused Conferences Coming to Chicago

Creation of a New Position Will Increase Flexibility in Staffing, Result in More Efficient Service Delivery

Task Force Makes 34 Recommendations; Focuses on Education, Prevention and Regulation

State Department Announces $100,000 Pledge from Motorola Mobility

$86 Million Initial Project is Part of $1 Billion Rehabilitation of City’s Busiest Train Line

Markets Also Provide Cooking Demonstrations, Gardening Tips, Nutrition Education and Accept LINK

Committee Features Community Leaders, Aldermen, Not-for-profits, Private Sector and Utility Representation

Innovative Funding Mechanism Will Allow Transformative Infrastructure Projects

Among a Handful of Chicago Buildings to Achieve Platinum Status

Some of the 16th Ward’s Youngest and Cutest Residents Help Mark Occasion by Planting Tree at Garfield Boulevard and Damen Avenue

Mayor will Respond to Questions and Ideas from Chicagoans in Third #AskChicago Facebook Town Hall

More than 800 Blocks of Residential Streets to be Resurfaced in 2012 as Part of “Building a New Chicago” Infrastructure Investment Program

U.S. Chamber of Commerce Business Civic Leadership Center and Siemens Corporation Honor Highlights City’s Ongoing Efforts to be the Most Environmentally Friendly City in the Nation

Reforms Cut Chicago License Types from 117 to 49; Eliminates Unnecessary Red Tape, Establishes New Inspector Tools for Simpler, Smarter Licensing System that Better Serves All Small Businesses

City of Chicago Encourages Chicagoans Across the City to Participate in Service Projects

Joint Delegation From World Business Chicago and Chicago Sister Cities International Travels to Moscow to Strengthen International Business Development Efforts and Cultural Ties

Long-Term Philanthropic and Lease Commitments to Chicago Also in Place

Key Focus of Economic Strategy will be Shipping Chicago Goods Overseas to Create Jobs and Economic Growth Domestically

State Grant to Upgrade Chicago River Treatment Plants

Crucial Infrastructure Upgrades are Key Elements of Building a New Chicago Program

City seeks qualified forestry businesses to service up to 20,000 parkway trees annually

Outlines New Initiatives Designed to Target Gangs and Drug Dealers

After Input from Parents and Teachers, Elementary Schools Adopt 7 Hour Day Next Year

Performance Space to be Available to All CPS Schools, House Additional Arts Groups

U.S. Secretary of State Clinton announces students from conflict regions to visit U.S., participate in 12th World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates