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Man shot after argument on CTA bus in Lawndale

The man, 31, was arguing with another passenger on a CTA bus in the 700 block of South Pulaski Road about 12:15 a.m. when he was shot in the right leg, police said.

Chicago Sun-Times · Apr 10, 2022

Fourth CTA attack of week: Man stabbed, beaten outside train station in Chicago

CHICAGO — A man was stabbed and beaten outside a CTA station in the South Loop Friday evening in what appears to be at least the fourth similar attack in less than a week, police said.

Chicago Tribune · Apr 9, 2022

Buzzkill: Clouted pot company can’t legally move dispensary to site of old Rainforest Cafe

State law prohibits the shop from opening at 605 N. Clark St. because three other dispensaries are already nearby.

Chicago Sun-Times · Apr 7, 2022

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CTA train operator pushed onto tracks after he is asked to help find a phone

The operator left his southbound train in Edgewater and was pushed as he searched for the phone on the tracks Monday night, police said.

Chicago Sun-Times · Apr 5, 2022

Afternoon Edition: April 1, 2022

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Chicago Sun-Times · Apr 1, 2022

Man found dead on CTA Red Line tracks in Lake View

The man, between 25 to 30, was found on the southbound inner tracks at the Belmont stop about 3:20 a.m. Friday, police said.

Chicago Sun-Times · Apr 1, 2022

Putting te Tiriti at the centre of Aotearoa New Zealand’s public policy can strengthen democracy – here's how

ACT party leader David Seymour’s demand that a referendum on Māori co-governance be a bottom line in any coalition agreement with the National Party was, if nothing else, well timed.

The Conversation · Mar 31, 2022

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City of Chicago to distribute prepaid gas, transit cards in response to soaring gas prices

The city of Chicago plans to make available $12.5 million in prepaid gas and public transit cards in an effort to address soaring gas prices, Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced Thursday.

Chicago Tribune · Mar 31, 2022

Lightfoot shifts gears — to gas cards and Ventra credits — to provide relief for struggling commuters

Last week, the City Council’s Finance Committee abruptly canceled a hearing on Lightfoot’s plan reduce the city’s gas tax. Now, the mayor is talking about offering gas cards to motorists and Ventra card credits to CTA riders.

Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 31, 2022

No bail for CTA worker accused of shooting intoxicated man during argument at Red Line stop

Sylvester Adams, 53, of Lynwood, faces charges of attempted murder and unlawful use of a weapon in connection with the attack, which was captured on cellphone video that has spread on social media.

Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 27, 2022

At least 3 people killed, 3 teens among 14 wounded in weekend shootings in Chicago

The fatal shootings occurred in Humboldt Park, Lake View and Gresham.

Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 27, 2022

Man shot and critically wounded after fight at CTA Red Line stop on South Side; 1 in custody

The man, 53, was walking down stairs at the stop in the first block of West 95th Street about 1:55 a.m. when he was shot in the back, abdomen and lower left leg, police said.

Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 26, 2022

Mending the frayed social safety net

Illinois’s COVID-battered aid agencies to get much-needed relief in governor’s new budget.

Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 24, 2022

CTA trains halted for hours after signal falls on tracks and causes power outage on North Side tracks

The outage occurred around 6:30 a.m. Thursday and affected service on the Red, Brown and Purple lines, according to the CTA.

Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 24, 2022

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Chicago Tribune · Mar 23, 2022

Chicago Transit Authority struggles with spiking crime and complaints about nuisance behavior

As the Chicago Transit Authority looks to draw back riders, the agency is grappling with spikes in violent crime and complaints that more riders are breaking rules, leading to issues like smoke-filled train cars.

Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 14, 2022

For public transit to be viable, riders must feel they’re safe on trains and buses

The city has taken steps in the right direction to enhance public transit safety but should consider bringing back conductors to its L trains.

Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 13, 2022

Key to CTA security is taking petty crimes seriously

Breaking windows, eating, smoking, urinating, fare jumping, trash flipping and graffiti may be easily brushed off. But ignoring these smaller transgressions leads to more serious consequences.

Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 9, 2022

CTA union leader demands return of CTA conductors, re-establishing disbanded CTA police unit, to combat crime surge

Eric Dixon, president of the Amalgamated Transit Workers Union Local 308, argued that crime on the CTA would remain “out of control” until conductors return — at least on subway trains.

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Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 9, 2022

Man shot and critically wounded on CTA Red Line train in Englewood

The man, 25, was arguing with four people on the train near the 200 block of West 63rd Street when one of them opened fire, striking him in the abdomen, police said.

Chicago Sun-Times · Feb 25, 2022

Plowed snow sends drivers flying off expressways, Sun-Times investigation finds

One day last winter, Kevin Ramos flew off I-355 and survived the 22-foot fall onto busy Lake Street. Other drivers have been killed in these rare but terrifying ‘snow ramp’ vaulting accidents around Chicago and elsewhere.

Chicago Tribune · Feb 23, 2022

Chicago Transit Authority maps out its conversion to electric

CTA could purchase its last diesel bus in the next four years as it works to convert to entirely electric buses by 2040, according to a new agency report.

Chicago Sun-Times · Feb 22, 2022

CTA aims for all-electric bus fleet by 2040

The CTA has 11 electric buses in service, and 14 more are expected to hit the streets this year. The rest of its 1,800- plus fleet run on diesel.

Chicago Sun-Times · Feb 19, 2022

New federal funding gives CTA chance to make much-needed accessibility improvements

It’s worth all of us pausing to grapple with how difficult it is for residents with disabilities to get around the city for basic daily activities, like errands, going to work or meeting up with friends.

Chicago Sun-Times · Feb 15, 2022

CTA will let equity and inclusion drive decisions about service

As post-pandemic ridership demand and patterns continue to emerge, we will make more revisions to various routes, based on serving all neighborhoods, not just finances or ridership.

Chicago Sun-Times · Feb 14, 2022

Slain 15-year-old boy had lost his mother in CTA train accident years earlier. ‘It was very hard for him. He had dreams.’

Sincere Cole was shot his head Saturday in the 2400 block of West Marquette Road in Marquette Park, police said. Family said he was shot about two dozen times on a sidewalk outside a Shell Gas station.

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