This week's Arch City Report Podcast looks at how a shift in federal politics is prompting the region’s transit agency to adjust how it pitches the proposed $1.1B MetroLink expansion in its pursuit of ...

The CTA board of directors approved the purchase of cameras aimed at catching bus lane scofflaws on Wednesday, making good on a plan announced last year as part of a pilot program.

Transit leaders say the project remains competitive, though the way they position it for federal grants will have to change under the Trump administration.

This was followed by another series of meetings May 22-23 where CTA and Site Design released their early plans based on their ...

Metra, the region’s commuter rail operator, wants public input on whether to change the identification of its 14 Chicagoland ...

A structure that used to house what is now the Wilson Red Line stop could soon be a grocery store owned and operated by ...

There is broad agreement along most candidates running for mayor and City Council that Evanston public transit and biking and ...

Chicago police are asking for the public's help with identifying four suspects in connection to a robbery of a senior citizen ...

CHICAGO - A CTA train rider was stabbed and one person was arrested overnight in the South Loop. The stabbing happened around ...

CTA is launching the frequent network, which will allow its buses to arrive every 10 minutes or sooner on 20 key bus routes, ...

Throughout Cook and Lake counties, Archdiocese of Chicago parishes will conduct Ash Wednesday services where Catholics can ...

Julia Ekiert started a petition urging the CTA to prevent pigeons from getting trapped and dying at the Clinton L platform.