Author Archives: Editor
La Policía del CPD Apoya al Candidato Pro-Policía Capparelli
Un consorcio de oficiales de policías de Chicago retirados se han unido para respaldar al candidato pro-policía del Distrito Metropolitano de Recuperación de Agua, R. Cary Capparelli, para la elección… Read more
Giannoulias Pide Leyes Estatales de Etica más Estrictas
Días después de la sentencia del ex jefe de gabinete de Mike Madigan, el Secretario de Estado Alexi Giannoulias anuncia una serie de reformas éticas que fortalecerían la aplicación de… Read more
La Ciudad de Chicago Nombra a Julie Hernández-Tomlin Comisionada del Departamento de Gestión de Flotas e Instalaciones
El Alcalde Brandon Johnson nombró a Julie Hernández-Tomlin Comisionada del Departamento de Flotas e Instalaciones (2FM). Hernández-Tomlin trae a su nuevo puesto cerca de dos décadas de experiencia trabajando con… Read more
PBC to Host Morgan Shoal Revetment Reconstruction Community Meeting
The Public Building Commission of Chicago (PBC), and its partners, the Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT), Chicago Park District (CPD) and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), will host… Read more
Cook County Celebrates Small Business Grants Awarded to 3,000 Recipients
On Tuesday, February 6th, Commissioner Frank J. Aguilar joined County President Toni Preckwinkle, Commissioners John Daley, Bill Lowry, Alma Anaya, Kevin Morrison, Tara Stamps, Bridget Degnen, small business owners, Business… Read more
City of Chicago Launches The Good Food Fund and Food Business Incubator Program
Mayor Brandon Johnson and the Chicago Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection (BACP) announced the awardees of the Good Food Fund and The Food Business Incubator Program. Allies for… Read more
Statewide Coalition Advocates for Funding Healthy School Meals for All Illinois Students
Healthy School Meals for All Kids, a coalition dedicated to ensuring all Illinois students have access to free school meals, today called on the General Assembly to provide $209 million… Read more
Empowering Youth: Segundo Ruiz Belvis Cultural Center Launches Apprenticeships & Urban Garden Initiative
The Segundo Ruiz Belvis Cultural Center (SRBCC) announces the dates of its Spring Season of programs designed to empower and nurture the talents of young people in Chicago.These stipend-based apprenticeships… Read more
Richard J. Daley College Announces New Hospitality Course
City Colleges of Chicago, in collaboration with the Illinois Restaurant Association Foundation, will launch a new education program aimed at supporting those who want to work in the hospitality industry…. Read more
Syphilis on the Rise
Chicago has seen a jump in Congenital Syphilis, from 13 cases in 2018 to 46 cases in 2022 — a 254 percent increase. This rise has disproportionately impacted Black Chicago,… Read more
