With five design teams vying for O’Hare expansion, the City calls upon public to give feedback and #VoteORD21

The 81st CPL branch is the first new service point since 2011

State-of-the-art facility is one of four campuses modernized since 2011 to provide Chicagoans with a pathway to 21st century careers

New Data Show Chicago African American Teens Have Achieved the Steepest Decline

CPD also announced an additional 32 Police Observation Device cameras installed on the Near North Side

Nation’s First Subway System Fully Equipped with 4G Wireless Service Now Providing Free Internet Access at Clark/Lake Station; More Stations to Come

Package to include jurisdictional move of workers’ compensation to City Comptroller, enhanced transparency to permitting and zoning actions and campaign contribution limits from parties with matters before City Council

First-of-its-kind framework built to evaluate youth investments so that the programs with the greatest positive impacts can be prioritized

Innovative Program Leverages Downtown Growth to Make Direct Investments into Commercial Corridors across the City’s South, West and Southwest Sides

The Mars Food organic brand’s grant will support gardening programs at 130 Chicago schools, summer jobs and more

The City is already underway to break that record in 2019 by hosting 'The World's Largest Annual Gathering of Soccer Coaches and Administrators'

Library in the Chatham neighborhood underwent a $12 million gut renovation and expansion

Transformational project improves the transit experience for Chicagoans and creates a strong focal point for the historic Washington Park community

Latest investment part of a larger citywide strategy that has resulted in an 18 percent reduction in carjackings and 31 percent increase in arrests

CPS to Expand AP Capstone Diploma Program to Six Additional Schools in the 2019-2020 School Year as CPS Students Earn More Capstone Diplomas than any District in the Nation; CPS Students Also Reached Key Milestone With More than 50 Percent of Students Passing at Least One Exam During the 2017-2018 School Year

Historic project has generated thousands of jobs and created a new landmark for the Far South Side

Chicago State University, Florida Memorial University and Stillman College join City Colleges’ growing list of transfer partners

City will invest an additional $4 million to support Chicagoans pursuing early childhood education

New Structure is Second of Five New or Rebuilt Bridges that Will Improve Lakefront Access on the South Side as Part of Mayor Emanuel’s Building on Burnham Plan

Project Reaches Major Milestone Carrying Lake Front Trail Over Busy Street Crossings at Illinois and Grand Streets

New CHI 311 System Relies on User Feedback, Resulting In Easier Use, Greater Transparency and More Efficient Delivery of City Services

More than 1,000 new officers supporting trending declines in violent crime

Hundreds of participants in the Lakefront Chill 5K ran through the ribbon to officially open the separated trails

Chicago Landmark Loop L station receives two new elevators making it vertically accessible to people with disabilities, among other improvements

Aviation sheet metalworking course will prepare students to earn $80,000 within five years

The company expects to complete its move to the Old Post Office by late summer 2019

Statewide Increase in Taxes and Fees Would Provide Sustainable, Recurring Revenue to Support a Transportation Capital Bill

Trump administration’s proposal is unlawful, would be harmful to Chicago residents