Pace 2021 budget reflects the pandemic’s new normal
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If there are three words that can best sum up Pace’s plans for the upcoming year, they are “pandemic status quo.”
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Lightfoot warns against outdoor socializing, but implies indoor bar, restaurant service is safe
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Lightfoot on backyard hangouts: "I'm here to tell you that that has to stop." But the mayor says relaxed rules on indoor bar and restaurant service isn't to blame for the recent spike in cases.
Chicago Loop Alliance: More residents are using private cars to commute downtown
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A report released yesterday by the CLA found a disproportionate spike in downtown parking rates recently as compared with pedestrian traffic and business activity.
Metra strikes back: Commuter railroad sues Union Pacific for refusing to collect fares
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Today Metra ratcheted up the conflict another notch with a new lawsuit accusing Union Pacific of breach of contract.
Dominick’s preview: Some argue bike lane layout for new Lincoln Yards bridge is sub-par
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Developer Sterling Bay released plans to extend the Bloomingdale Trail, aka The 606, east from Bucktown to the new enclave, as well as to lengthen Dominick Street.
Hit-and-run driver killed Mitchell Climons, 55, as he walked near 5th Avenue and Pulaski
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Climons was the 22nd pedestrian killed on Chicago streets this year.