The Latest Breaking News from CTA

The CTA has said very little about last week’s Yellow Line crash. Even so, the incident is set to become another example of the transit agency’s woes, highlighting its shortcomings and failure to implement the latest technology.

People living in communities south of 95th Street will benefit from historic investment, including the Red Line Extension and Metra Electric improvements, that will transform these areas from being transportation deserts.

The presentations to a regional transit board happened in the same day that a rail crash on the CTA’s Yellow Line injured dozens.

“It’s really early in the investigation,” NTSB Chair Jennifer Homendy told reporters Friday. The Yellow Line will remain suspended for five days. Meanwhile, at least two lawsuits related to the accident have been filed.

It takes three months to ready the festive rail cars, which will start picking up passengers Nov. 24.

Though some victims suffered critical injuries, none were life-threatening, according to health officials

Fire officials say a Chicago commuter train has collided with rail equipment, injuring more than 20 people, some of them critically

Loop-bound Orange Line trains were temporarily stopped for nearly two hours overnight due to a fire aboard a train near the Harold Washington Library stop.

No injuries were reported but Blue Line service was temporarily disrupted because of debris on the tracks, according to the transit agency.