Chicago’s Labor Day weekend is bursting with street festivals, cookouts, and community spirit — a joyful send-off to summer that city leaders hope will keep violence low. From the Southeast Side parade to Fiesta Boricua, crowds are celebrating safely, with Mayor Brandon Johnson and officials like Ald. Jesse Fuentes and City Clerk Anna Valencia coordinating with police and violence prevention groups to ensure peace. Public transit is encouraged due to road closures, and Violence Interrupters remain active on the West Side — all part of a city-wide effort to turn this holiday into a triumph of unity and safety.

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