Investment Would Increase Summer Jobs by More than 3,000; By Employing Nearly 30,000 Youth this Summer Program Will Have Doubled in Size Since 2011

Group urges every community to participate in Citywide anti-violence initiative on May 27

Passengers will see relief for ‘unacceptable’ wait times with additional canine units and TSA staff increase

Global Tech Company Selects New Fulton Market Location with Plans for 350 More Jobs

Lineup of 69 food establishments includes 20 new vendors and several new dining experiences

New universal online application to improve ease of enrollment for parents and empower families in identifying options to meet the needs of their early learners

Concessions include thirteen entertainment, beverage and food vendors, including first-ever mobile food cart

New Report Shows More Than 70 Percent of Local Program Participants Increase Revenues Six Months Following Graduation

601W Cos. has Finalized Purchase of Longtime Vacant Facility and is Moving Forward with $500 Million Redevelopment Plan that will Renovate Historic Building and Create Thousands of Jobs

Mixed-Use Development on Long-Dormant Site Will Improve Public Access to the River and City Connectivity While Creating Chicago’s Next Great Neighborhood and Thousands of Jobs

Event Featuring 21 Companies Looking to Hire 300 Young Adults from Across Chicago; Initiative Has Generated Employment for More Than 1,000 Chicago Youth to Date

Due to high demand, deadline to apply for Mayor’s One Summer Chicago program moved to May 22

100th Vacant Building in High-Crime Police District Demolished Less Than Three Months Following Program Announcement in February

1000 Jobs for Chicagoland Manufacturing Campaign has Raised more than $1 Million to put Chicago Residents on the Path to Manufacturing Careers

Program that Connects Neighborhood Businesses with Capital is Expanding with Three New Partners to Better Reach Entire City

New installations build on the Mayor’s efforts to bring public art directly to Chicago neighborhoods

Newest Site Builds on Mayor’s Commitment to Double Parental Engagement Centers by 2019

Project Will Build Chicago’s Third Tallest Building and Create Thousands of Jobs

Position created in partnership with 100 Resilient Cities – pioneered by The Rockefeller Foundation

First Hospitality Group to Develop Hotel as Part of Navy Pier’s Centennial Vision; Project will be Completed in 2018 and Create 500 Jobs

1 mile and 5K runs to begin May 21

CPS and CDPH launch programs to monitor water in schools and the homes of children who test positive for lead; residents can request free water testing by calling 311; results to be posted online

Domestic Visitors to Chicago Topped 50 Million for the First Time; Total Tourism Expected to Surpass 52 Million, Supporting 3,800 New Jobs in 2015

Construction Trades Campus at Dunbar to Revitalize Trade Programming and Prepare Students for Careers in Construction Industries

Mayor’s Homeless Task Force launches pilot seeking to initially house 75 chronically homeless residents and identify more long-term housing solutions for homeless

Neighborhood Small Businesses Have Received Support for Nearly 1,000 Jobs Since 2012

Annual Program Will Host 200 of the Nation’s Top Technology and Engineering Students in Chicago; Program to Expand Number of Student Participants by an Additional 75

Keane Joins Budget Director Alex Holt and Chief Financial Officer Carole Brown as City Continues to Improve Long-Term Financial Stability and Address Pension Funding Challenges

Mayor Calls on Congress to Seize the Opportunity to Break the Cycles of Violence in Hardest Hit Communities

$4.8 Million Streetscaping Project Will Support Businesses from 77th to 83rd Streets

Previous Summit Generated More Than $220 Million of Investment into Chicago Area Companies

New Reforms a “Down Payment” on Recommendations, Opportunity for Reform will Continue

Tech Companies Join Together to Celebrate Expansion of Chicago’s Technology Startup Hub, 1871

Project Will Replace 270,000 Lights - Nearly All of the City’s Outdoor Lighting

Initiative Will Make Digital Skills Training Available at Nearly All Chicago Public Libraries

Public is invited to free, all-day event including panel discussions and keynote address

Fifteen Chicago universities committed to providing scholarships and transfer assistance for Chicago Star Scholars

Appointment comes after expansive search, input from stakeholder groups

Covenant House to work with City to address youth homelessness; Chicago selected as organization’s first new site in 16 Years

Proposed Buyer Agrees to City’s Terms and Deadlines to Move Redevelopment of Longtime Vacant and Decaying Property Forward

DSS to Add 10 New Rodent Control Crews, Create an Interagency Rodent Task Force