New, expanded space offers direct access to the Chicago River, connecting residents to outdoor experiences along the North Branch

Red and Blue Line subway camera upgrades complete; part of $38 million Safe & Secure Program funded by Mayor Emanuel’s innovative ride-hailing fee

Mixed-use, mixed-income development will include community space on the ground floor

Latest deployment builds on five-year low in citywide shootings and 20-year lows in robberies, burglaries and motor vehicle thefts

Training Center to City Keep Pace With Unprecedented Infrastructure Investments That Have Created 104,000 Jobs Since 2011 With an Additional 45,000 Jobs to Be Created As a Result of Pending Projects that Have Been Announced

Station rehab latest in a series of track and station improvements completed or underway as part of Mayor Emanuel’s Your New Blue O’Hare branch modernization program

DDB’s Chicago Office to Add 200 Jobs Plus Support Additional Investments in Chicago’s Film and Digital Advertising Space with Multi-Year Army Contract

Rapidly growing technology leader XSELL Technologies will be adding more than 500 jobs from student data annotators to PhDs in data science

Studio ORD selected to design new O’Hare Global Terminal and historic $8.5 billion expansion

The City to conduct 25 service blitzes this year in neighborhoods across Chicago

297 new officers, 68 supervisory promotions to Police force; building on two years of consecutive declines in violent crime

First-of-its-kind facility in Illinois will prepare students with skills necessary for in-demand careers in transportation, distribution and logistics

As citywide rollout of universal full-day pre-k for 4-year olds continues, DFSS will support additional investments in early childhood programs at community-based organizations

BlueCrew chose Chicago for rapid expansion plans and top tech talent; BlueCrew’s platform for flexible W-2 work will bring thousands of hourly jobs to the Chicago market

Expanded Terminal 5 to increase gates, amenities, and commercial space to enhance passenger journey by 2021; makes way for larger improvements as part of $8.5 billion expansion O’Hare

EL AL Israel Airlines to start nonstop service between Chicago's O'Hare International Airport and Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion Airport in 2020

FDA Extended Application for Review Until 2022, Placing Youth at Risk for Nicotine Addiction

CPS Financial Turnaround Allows District to Invest $32 Million in New High-Quality Programs For Nearly 17,000 Students at 32 Schools; 2019 Annual Regional Analysis Released Today Provides Updated Data-Driven Overview of Current Offerings and Opportunities for Investment

One Summer Chicago will provide 32,000 youth with valuable work experience and critical support resources

Two African-American-Owned Restaurants will offer first sit-down restaurants since Lagunitas and help boost new commercial development in the community

New facility is part of Mayor Emanuel’s effort to leverage Chicago’s procurement policies to bring jobs to neighborhoods

Report includes guidance for planning, evaluating and managing current and future mobility services along with integrating technological innovations into the City’s transportation systems

Work Gets Underway on Phase 2 of Streetscape Modernization from Carpenter to Ogden; Design Makes Thriving Corridor Safer and More Pedestrian Friendly

The Chicago School of Professional Psychology is the twenty-fifth school to provide Star Scholars with transfer scholarships

Jewel-Osco is Neighborhood’s First New Full-Service Grocer in More Than 40 Years

Company Expanding in Chicago Following Acquisition of Chicago-Founded and Based Company, SpringCM

100 more LPR vehicles to be deployed by April 2019, building on year-to-date figures showing motor vehicle thefts at a nearly 20-year-low

Chicago Smart Lighting Program is on Pace for Completion in Four Years; Projected to Save Taxpayers More Than $100 Million Over 10 Years

Chicago is Named Nation’s Top Metro Area for Corporate Relocation For the Sixth Straight Year

Nine full-season television series were among the 520 film and media projects produced in Chicago last year, reaching a total estimated economic impact of $2.6 billion since 2011

Report Outlines Recommendations Across Entrepreneurship, Job Training and Placement, Partnerships with Higher Education and City of Chicago Policies

A new building at South Loop Elementary, and new annexes at Prussing and Ebinger Elementary will add more than 1,400 new seats across the schools