Online Forum Allows the Mayor and Residents to Connect in a Conversation about Education

Four Applications Received from Two Organizations Applying for Parade and Event Permits; City Will Provide Sound and Resources at Official Protest Area

New Website Will Provide an Interactive Forum for all Residents to Contribute Their Ideas and Give Feedback on How Best to Improve Ethics Rules Governing City Government

City Departments Must Propose Projects that Show Improvements in Service Delivery, Revenue Gains or Increased Efficiencies; Funds Will Go Toward Projects Dedicated to Reducing Time People Wait for City Services – Helping Small Businesses and Home Owners

Coyote Continues Expansion in Chicago’s Green Exchange with Cutting-Edge Jobs in Transportation and Logistics

University of Chicago Urban Education Lab to Evaluate Full School Day

CPS Capital Program will Improve Facilities and Technologies at 439 Schools; Benefit 285,000 Students

Vacant Buildings Surveyed in First Three Zones; Interventions to Begin in Next Three Zones

City Comptroller ahead of schedule for planned 2012 bank debt collection; Only $1.1 Million Remains

More than $83 Million in Savings Reached through Measures Announced in May

Best practice from Noble Network of Charter Schools will be replicated throughout CPS system

CTA Blue Line and Chicago Bike Share Program to Benefit

Ordinance will benefit motorists with disabilities, increase penalties for placard abuse

First in the nation institute will train new microlenders and spur more than $20 million in annual business revenue, create nearly 1000 small business jobs over next four years

New ordinance modernizes municipal heliport regulation, improves heliport construction and fire prevention safety standards, brings municipal standards in line with state and federal rules

Comprehensive reform package to modernize industry, targeting safety and passenger experience while benefitting drivers

Diplomatic summits will be hosted in Chicago next May

Mayor announces both curfew enforcement and school attendance numbers are up

Initial focus on health care and transportation/logistics will kick off innovative system that will better train Chicago’s workforce for the jobs of today and tomorrow

Comprehensive reform package targets safety and passenger experience while benefitting drivers and modernizing industry

Home of leading brands – Jimmy Dean, Hillshire Farm, Ball Park and Sara Lee – to bring at least 500 jobs to the City of Chicago in 2013

Four members appointed, each with a history of ethics reform; task force charged with reviewing ethics ordinance and recommending ways to strengthen it

First in the nation institute will train new microlenders and spur more than $20 million in annual business revenue, create nearly 1000 small business jobs over next four years

CPS and charter community unveil roadmap for future planning and collaboration

Announces Adolfo Hernandez as Director of new Office of New Americans

SunShot Grant from U.S. Department of Energy received in partnership with the Illinois Institute of Technology, the Environmental Law and Policy Center and West Monroe Partners, as city seeks leadership in rooftop solar development

Positions are available immediately; Chase will hold a job fair Tuesday to interview candidates.

Plan 2.0 will reflect evaluation findings, best practices and evolving needs of homeless; new youth shelter and adult day program also announced