Investment in Chicago’s Future will Support More than 1,250 Jobs and Generate Millions of Dollars in Economic Opportunities

City of Chicago, Village of Evergreen Park Took Legal Action in February for Blocking Grade Crossings in Violation of Federal Mandate

As 2016 summer reading program launches, new Chapin Hall analysis shows 15 percent reading gains and 20 percent math gains for Rahm’s Readers

Cloud-based technology company has more than tripled its headcount since 2012 to 565 Nearly all at its John Hancock Center headquarters

Ordinance based on framework proposed by the Mayoral Working Families Task Force to expand paid sick leave to more than 460,000 Chicago workers

Chicago and Arizona State University launch new guaranteed admission program to provide students with clear pathway to a quality four-year degree program upon completion at CCC

Seattle-Based Pitchbook Analyzed Returns on Venture Investment in Startups Over Last Ten Years

City to award grants of up to $25,000 for innovative ideas by youth to promote peace this summer

Chicago selected by the U.S. Department of Labor to launch Beyond Summer Jobs in Chicago program and expand job opportunities beyond summer for 300 youth

125,000-Square-Foot Facility Will Offer Community Benefits Through Youth Hockey Development Programs, Recreational Leagues and Events

All City Business License Applications Will Be Available Online this Summer

City Works to Educate Retailers on New Law to go into Effect July 1; Increased Enforcement to Ensure Safe and Lawful Business Practice across All Neighborhoods

Chicago Public Library’s Largest Book Giveaway Ever; One Million Free Books for Rahm’s Readers Summer Learning Challenge

Pilot will help 50 disconnected youth gain support, mentorship and full-time employment

District, home to nation’s largest network of IB programming, releases report detailing higher rates of high school graduation, college enrollment and persistence for those participating in IB coursework

Agreement Limits Hours of Operation and Alcohol Sales to Protect Neighborhood Qualify of Life

New recreational asset will be first project to break ground under Mayor Emanuel's Building Burnham Plan

Program Provides Down Payment Assistance to Help Chicago Families Buy Homes Strengthening Neighborhoods Across Chicago

Performances Begin June 15th at Berger Park Cultural Center

Industry Veteran and Former Brand USA CMO David Whitaker to Oversee Choose Chicago and Continue Drive to Meet Mayor Emanuel’s Goal of 55 Million Visitors by 2020

City Colleges’ Advanced Manufacturing Center for Excellence to open in fall of 2018

Candidates are recruited through City’s One Summer Chicago youth employment program

Chicago Awarded $100,000 Emergency Fund Grant to Support 50 Veterans in Securing Housing

CCC Encourages More Eligible Students to Apply to Second Cohort of Star Scholarship Program and Enroll in College at No Cost

New Grocery Store Located in Former Marshall Field’s Warehouse Creating 175 New Jobs

More Movies, Performances & Fun in Parks throughout all of Chicago’s 77 communities

Agreement Includes Increased Contributions from New Employees and Benefit Options for Current Employees In Return For Commitment to Actuarial Funding with Dedicated Revenues

Tunnel Will Have Capacity to Divert 2,300 Cubic Feet of Water Per Second, Preventing Types of Floods that Devastated Neighborhood Twice in Recent Years

Aldermen and the Chicago Park District Join Forces to Collect Household Goods for City Veterans