Global beauty brand, Black Opal introduces a new multimedia campaign called "I Define My Beauty." The new campaign is aimed at empowering, engaging and inspiring women of all complexions to express their individuality and embrace their unique look and defy stereotypes of beauty.
The Cook County Sheriff’s Office, in partnership with the Cook County Office of the President, is exploring the implementation of an advanced visitation technology which would provide friends and family members of Cook County Jail inmates with another option for communicating with their loved ones.
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is spending $1 billion to make changes to how it pays and trains U.S. hourly workers as the embattled retailer tries to reshape the image that its stores offer dead-end jobs.
By: Deborah Bayliss - March 4, 2015 4:16 p.m.
A twenty-year old South Suburban man was recently sentenced to a 26-year prison term for intentionally setting fire to an apartment building last year that resulted in serious burns to his five month-old infant daughter and the child’s grandmother, according to the Office of Cook County State’s Attorney Anita Alvarez.
By: Deborah Bayliss - March 4, 2015 12:54 p.m.
Chicago State University (CSU) senior, Darius Sanders, president of CSU’s Student Government Association (SGA), made history as the first-ever recipient of the LL Cool J Scholarship granted through the Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF).
Former Chicago White Sox star Minnie Minoso has died.
The White Sox didn't release details of the Minoso's death.
Baseball-reference.com lists Minoso's age as 89.
By: Deborah Bayliss - March 4, 2015 12:23 p.m.
A polished, well written résumé may distinguish you from others in a crowded race for an open position but according to a University of Chicago (U of C) study, it’s your voice that may actually help you land the job.
By: Lee Edwards - March 4, 2015 12:17 p.m.
Recently, the South Side Help Center (SSHC), 1525 E. 55th St., announced plans to expand its critical health services for individuals affected by HIV/AIDS by teaming up with the AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF).
From bath time to bedtime, there are a number of rituals parents participate in with their children that bring them closer together. These small acts provide a sense of security to little ones and serve as family bonding time. However, many parents do not realize these everyday moments can be more impactful than they seem.
Recently, Ill. Sec. of State Jesse White and The Autism Program of Illinois (TAP) launched “Targeting Autism,” designed to address the support needs of Illinois residents with autism. The program encourages libraries throughout the state to work in conjunction with TAP. White also serves as State Librarian.
Rev. Willie T. Barrow is reportedly in Jackson Park Hospital with a blood clot in her lung.
By: Deborah Bayliss - March 4, 2015 11:46 a.m.
Victims of violent crimes and their families should be aware that through the Illinois Crime Victim's Compensation Act, the Court of Claims along with the Illinois Attorney General’s office, administers funding to victims of violent crimes who have inadequate health insurance, or an insufficient amount of resources needed to cover expenses resulting from the crime, including medical bills, counseling, lost wages and other expenses.
By: Deborah Bayliss - March 4, 2015 11:37 a.m.
The beloved Rev. Dr. Webb Evans known as “Mr. Buy Black,” founder of the United American Progress Association (uapa), died Feb. 23rd at Mercy Hospital in Chicago, at 101 years of age.
If you failed to cast a vote in this Feb. 24 Municipal Election, you might get another chance to do so during a possible runoff election on April 7 between Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Cook County Commissioner, Jesus ‘Chuy’ Garcia. By Chicago Citizen Newspaper press time, the race was too close to call.
By: Deborah Bayliss - February 24, 2015 1:06 p.m.
A program designed to help incarcerated juveniles prepare for a successful re-entry into society, is gearing up for its inaugural graduation ceremony scheduled to take place today with a class of 30 male participants.
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"Selma" director Ava DuVernay says she's disappointed that star David Oyelowo's performance as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., wasn't recognized with an Oscar nod.
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By: Deborah Bayliss - February 19, 2015 3:23 p.m.
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By: Lee Edwards - February 19, 2015 3:23 p.m.
The Chicago Citizen Newspaper spoke one-on-one with Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel on Monday for a discussion on the $300 million funding hole in the Illinois Child Care Assistance Program , why Chicago has an appointed school board, his thoughts on term limits for elected office, his economic development plans for blighted areas like North Lawndale and Austin, his relationship with the African American community, a lack of trauma centers in African American neighborhoods, technology and much more. An abbreviated transcript of the discussion follows:
By: Deborah Bayliss - February 19, 2015 12:09 p.m.
Chicago’s 51 Early Voting sites opened Feb. 9 for the Feb. 24, 2015 Municipal Election.
The actual voting process is pretty quick with voters deciding for the office of mayor, alderman, city clerk, city treasurer and various advisory/non-binding ballot questions depending on the precinct you reside.
Editorial
Since taking office in 2011, the Mayor has been on a fast track to stay true to campaign promises he made in 2010, particularly his promises to improve critical issues including Chicago’s educational system, economy, technological infrastructure, and crime.
