Belmont Blue Gateway and Modern Jefferson Park Station Latest Projects in $492 Million Initiative Designed to Save Commuters Time While Increasing Blue Line Capacity

The program will offer an additional 1,000 jobs this season, providing 32,000 youth with valuable work experience over the summer months

CTA Begins Work to Upgrade 3,800 Cameras to High-Definition, add 1,000 New Cameras and Install New Lighting; $33 Million Of Improvements Funded by Innovative Ride-Hailing Fee

New 312 RiverRun will create one of Chicago’s largest recreational hubs by connecting three parks with one path for nearly two miles

Chicago Continuing to See Strong Levels of Tourism Across All Segments

40 new artists and cultural organizations team up with the Park District to feature over 2,000 hours of high quality, cultural programming in Chicago parks citywide

More Than 3,200 Additional City-Owned Lots on South and West Sides Available to Neighbors for $1

73 vendors, including 26 new restaurants, will participate in the world’s largest free food festival

Residents and visitors will enjoy another season of Fishing at the Jetty, kayaking, great food, live music and more

New and upgraded science labs will support science graduation requirement and prepare students for jobs of the future

Access to Talent and City’s Status as Global Transportation Hub Key Drivers in Innovative Logistics Company’s Decision to Locate in Chicago

The five new gates will support enhanced performance today and marks the start of the larger $8.5 billion O’Hare terminal expansion plan

Relocation is Part of a New Strategic Growth Plan for Global Floral Company

Market will be First Tenant at Historic Gerber Building Since CTA’s $203 Million Wilson Station Reconstruction; Will Bring Local, Sustainable Food to Uptown Neighborhood

High schools from the north, south and west sides of Chicago recognized as the best in Illinois

New Estimates Find Program to Save Taxpayers More Than $100 Million Over 10 Years; More Than 42,000 New Streetlight Fixtures Have Been Installed to Date

Nominates Paula Wolff to fill vacant board seat

Sculpture on Chicago Riverfront by World-Renowned Architect and Artist to Open in 2019

Set to Open this Fall, Exhibition on Northerly Island to Take Visitors Deeper into Life of Alexander Hamilton

Construction on entire trail expected to be complete by year-end 2018

First of Mayor’s 2018 small business reforms increases transparency, supports and informs business owners

Chicago animal shelter partners with BISSELL Pet Foundation to find homes for shelter animals this Saturday

Supports entrepreneurs, expands resources to launch or grow a business

Multi-department operations to identify stolen vehicles, crack down on auto theft, empower victims

New CPL Branch Will Bring Additional Programs and Resources to Chicago’s South Side

Star Scholars have earned more than $2.6 million in scholarship offers from partner institutions to transfer on to earn a four-year degree since the program launched in 2014

The latest example of Building on Burnham; this is the third of five new bridges over LSD that are improving lakefront access for South Side residents

New vehicles will be equipped with License Plate Reader Technology to combat carjackings

Will Continue Mayor’s Drive to Eliminate Red Tape and Support Neighborhood Entrepreneurs

Trump administration proposal to repeal a plan expected to eliminate as much climate change pollution as is emitted by more than 160 million cars a year

Mayor Emanuel today named the five members of the 23rd ward candidate screening committee that will examine the candidates for 23rd ward alderman.

Open to all Chicagoans, the"3-in-1” government issued id provides benefits and discounts for over 30 cultural institutions, restaurants and sports teams throughout the City

Project Marks First Step Towards New CTA Green Line Station at Lake and Damen