State-of-the-Art Training for Police Officers, Proactive Law Enforcement Response, and Increased City Services to Help Stop Cycle of Domestic Violence

Northwestern Academy will Provide Free Rigorous Academics to Challenge CPS Students and College Counseling to Prepare them to Gain Admittance into a Top-Rated Public or Private University

Largest Eataly in the United States Opens Today

Residents Asked to Call 311 or Email Complaints in Latest Effort to Crackdown on Petcoke Emissions

After Record Fall Program Participation, Winter Programs Run From January 6 Through March 17

Shop Small Business This Weekend City Partnered with Neighborhood Chambers of Commerce throughout Chicago to Launch Campaign That Encourages Residents to Shop Local this Holiday Season

Two-Story Facility Will Feature an Innovative Suite-Based Design, Social Services, and Economic Opportunities for Domestic Violence Victims

Proposals Would Regulate E-Cigarettes as Tobacco Products and Prohibit the Sale of Flavored Products within 500 Feet of Schools; New Ad Campaign Will Warn Kids of Danger of Flavored Cigarettes

Construction Work at Park on Former Celotex Site to Begin This Month

Key Project in Mayor’s Building a New Chicago Infrastructure Investment Program

‘Hot Rod,’ Created from Miles of Recycled Lobster Rope, on Display for a Year as Part of Mayor’s Initiative to Increase Public Art

New South Side transit hub to feature works from internationally renowned artist Theaster Gates; include program to create jobs, provide training, promote community involvement

2014 Show Will Go ‘On The Road’ During Construction

Residents Can View Winter Programming Tomorrow, Winter Registration Begins December 2

Investment led by Yahoo! JAPAN will allow BrightTag to double headcount, bringing over 100 high-paying technology jobs to downtown Chicago

Chicago and México City to Sign Innovative Economic Partnership Committed to Increase Tourism, Expand Exports, and Facilitate University Partnerships

Construction Work at Park on former Celotex Site to Begin this Month

Expansion of Existing Reporting Requirements Will Reduce Opportunities for Fraud, Waste, and Corruption

Awardees represent the City of Chicago, Chicago Park District, Chicago Transit Authority, City Colleges of Chicago, Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Housing Authority

Agreement Eliminates Coal from City’s Portfolio for the First Time And Saves City $1.2 Million in Electricity Costs

GoHealth Exceeds Initial 2013 Job Estimate By Hundreds as a Part of Company’s Expansion Into New Space at Merchandise Mart, Adding Formerly Unemployed Workers through Strong Partnership with Skills for Chicagoland’s Future

College to Careers is Part of the City’s Larger Workforce and Economic Development Strategy

Expanded Efforts Will Build Upon Success of Previous Two Years

Pritzker discusses Obama administration's efforts to strengthen the economy and create jobs, U.S. business climate

Nearly 1,500 More Chicago Women Will Have Access to Breast Cancer Screenings

Mayor Outlines Goals for Tech Economy in Major Speech at 1871; Highlights Building Entrepreneurial Spirit, Attracting Talent, Building Workspaces and Attracting Venture Capital as Keys to Success

First university from outside Illinois to launch Chicago-focused MBA program, Sixteen month program to equip STEM professionals with analytical and managerial skills, foster digital economy and startup growth

Serial Chicago Entrepreneurs Continue to Grow Health & Technology Company as Health Reform Unfolds

$25,000 Grand Prize for Residential Property with Biggest Cuts to Electricity, Gas, and Water Usage

World leader of in-flight Wi-Fi to bring 500 jobs to new Chicago location

Project to bring more than 11,000 jobs, approximately $600 million in economic benefits to the airport, and new job training opportunities; O’Hare set to grow as one of world’s largest air cargo hubs

Continues Ongoing Effort to Expand Access to Data

All 300 Divvy Stations Will Remain Available Through the Winter

New Time Stamp to Aid City's Efforts to Shorten Time to Permit

New Facility Reinforces City Colleges’ Focus on Preparing Students for Jobs in Growing Industries and is Part of Larger $524 Million Capital Improvement Plan

Vertiport would be first public-use helicopter landing site near downtown Chicago since 2003