"City Precautions for Mexican Independence Day Celebrations in Chicago and Los Angeles"

Chicago officials issue a warning ahead of Mexican Independence Day celebrations, urging participants to celebrate safely and responsibly. The Office of Emergency Management and Communications will be working to manage traffic and public safety throughout the weekend, but warns that car caravans that pose a threat to public safety will not be tolerated. Drag racing and drifting are also prohibited. Chicago Ald. Brendan Reilly alerts downtown residents to the possibility of caravans causing traffic congestion and noise disturbances. While no street closures are planned, some may be implemented if necessary. The Mexican Independence Day Parade will be broadcasted by Telemundo Chicago, featuring a theme of "Tu Mexico, Tu Chicago." Other events include the El Grito Family Run/Walk 5K and the Annual Mexican Patriotic Parade. Mexican Independence Day commemorates the country's independence from Spain on September 16, 1810.
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