New Site Will Bring Jobs, Train Next Generation of Utility Workers; Facility Will Also Provide Afterschool Career and Technical Training for Chicago Public School Students

Peoples Gas’ ‘Share the Warmth’ fund doubles to keep Chicagoans warm this winter

Responsible Approach Respects Police Officers and Taxpayers; First Ratified FOP Contract Since 1996

CDPH continues coordination efforts with city health, public safety and transportation leaders

Investment Will Help the City Deliver of Mayor Emanuel’s Goal of Ending Homelessness Among Veterans by the End of 2015

Conference Will Bring 20,000 Visitors and Nearly $50 Million in Estimated Direct Expenditures

Fourth Annual Event Brings 139 of the Midwest’s Top Engineering and Computer Science Students to Chicago; 2014 Winner of ThinkChicago: Lollapalooza Challenge Announced

Station Project Is Part Of Mayor’s Four-Year, Comprehensive $492 Million Your New Blue Program

No New Property, Gasoline or Sales Taxes for Fourth Year; Budget Continues Substantial Investments in Children and Neighborhoods

Pilot Program Will Place at Least 1,000 Workers in Open Manufacturing Jobs over the Next Year; Manufacturing Jobs Provide Full-Benefits and Average Wages of over $70,000; Supporting Job Growth in Manufacturing is a Key Tenant of the Plan for Economic Growth and Jobs

$46 Million Project Anchors New Cottage Grove Corridor with 96 Mixed-Income Residential Apartments and Walmart Neighborhood Market; Chicago Neighborhoods Now Projects in Bronzeville are Creating 2,700 Permanent Jobs and 12,000 Construction Jobs

Chicago wins significant honor in the Park and Recreation Industry

$31.5M Investment will improve lakefront experience for Chicago residents, visitors

Chicago Region’s First LGBTQ-Friendly Seniors Housing Project Reached Full Occupancy Within Two Weeks of Opening

Company to Add 360 Jobs in Chicago over the Next Three Years; Creating Jobs in the Technology Economy and Supporting Business Growth in Innovative Industries are Central Tenets of the Plan for Economic Growth and Jobs

45 Individuals from 24 Countries Presented Citizenship Certificates during the Seventh Naturalization Ceremony hosted by Mayor Emanuel and the City of Chicago as part of the New Americans Initiative

Boosting Chicago’s Competitiveness as a National Leader in Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics is a Critical Part of Mayor Emanuel’s Plan for Economic Growth and Jobs; Interview Days to be Held at City Colleges of Chicago on October 18 and October 25

Nearly $17 Million Social Impact Bond Program Reinforces the Mayor’s Commitment to Providing High-Quality early Childhood Education for Students Most in Need; Pay for Success Financing from Goldman Sachs, Northern Trust and the J.B. and M.K. Pritzker Family Foundation

1,500 4-Year Olds Who Qualify for Federal Free or Reduced Lunch Program and are Without Access to Pre-K Will Receive Education Through $9.4 Million Capital Investment

Six Colleges Sign on to Offer $55 Memberships for Students

$155 Million Mixed-Use Project Will Create Up to 400 Construction Jobs

Healthy Chicago initiative continues to increase awareness and opportunities for residents to take charge of their quality of life and well-being

CPS Students Have the Opportunity to Earn an Associate Degree with No Out of Pocket Costs

Reforms Will Increase Driver Income, Propel Industry Innovation, and Improve Driver Experience

Call to Action for Sister Agencies Follows September 2nd Executive Order Signing; Sister Agencies Would Add an Additional 2,400 Chicago Workers

Ordinance will fill gap in new state law by applying to 45,000 businesses in Chicago

National Blue Ribbon Award-Winning International Baccalaureate School Receives New Playground and Turf Field as Part of NATO Legacy Funds

CDPH brings advocates together across Chicago to improve Heart Health

The Policy Includes Acceptance of the Temporary Visitor Driver’s License; Providing Library Cards to More Chicago Residents

JPMorgan Chase Pledges $500,000 to Launch the Initiative

Program Exceeds Goal to Provide Quality Job Opportunities for the Third Year in a Row

Occupancy Rates Rise for Fifth Year; Making Chicago a Destination for Business and Leisure Travel is a Key Initiative of the Plan for Economic Growth and Jobs

Under pressure from City, Attorney General, and Community, Company Also Ends Petcoke Operation

Toledo water crisis a ‘wake up call’

Comes on the Heels of Mayor Emanuel Welcoming Global Aviation Leaders at World Routes 2014

Proposal Would Make All Drug Arrests Under One Gram a Misdemeanor Instead of a Felony, Would Also Make Cannabis Possession Under 15 Grams a Ticketable Offense Statewide

Edison Park Neighborhood Ranks in Top Ten for Big-city Bargains

Partners with national group to ask youth to create innovative anti-tobacco campaigns for their peers

Bike Share Contest Kicks Off Chicago Blackhawks 2014-15 Season

New South Side transit hub to create more than 700 jobs, promote economic development; New terminal will significantly increase safety and comfort for passengers

Programs Will Support Small Business Growth Across Englewood and Help Businesses to Become Whole Foods Suppliers

Community celebrates opening of nearly 30,000 square foot facility with two gymnasiums

Dedicated Workforce Continues Inoculation of All Viable Parkway Ash Trees, Including Ash Tree Retreatment

New Standards Will Ensure that the Chicago River is Protected from Signage that Negatively Impacts the Visual Environment

Mayor Emanuel and Great Lakes & St. Lawrence Cities Initiative will convene Great Lakes Mayors in Chicago on September 24 to discuss the protection, preservation of freshwater resources

Office Depot declares Chicago number one green purchaser in the country through 2013 Office Depot Green Purchasing Program