Family, friends, and cyclists gather once more to honor Issac Martinez at mural painting
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Issac's family plans to fight for safer street conditions to prevent similar heartbreak in their community in the future.
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A cure for the pound: New ordinance addresses inequitable car impoundment fee structure
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The new ordinance ends impoundment for non-moving violations, reduces fines, caps storage fees, and provides a pathway for Chicagoans to pay their debts and get their vehicles back.
Streetscape project will make Clark near Devon more pedestrian-friendly
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The project will include wider sidewalks, ADA ramp upgrades, and new street furnishings.
Officials discuss menu system overhaul, inequitable shutdowns at ATA transit town hall
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“The more accessible and easier transit is, the better it is for the economy... everybody has the right to convenient public transportation, not just the lucky few.”
After cops seize bike marshals’ rides at protest, cycling community rallies behind them
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"We are not there to cause trouble," said a bike marshal. "We are there to stand as a barrier to protect our community members. It is a great message of unity.”
ATA calls for 30 miles of bus lanes and masks, hosts transit justice town hall tonight
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Thankfully, the Active Transportation just launched a campaign to spur the city to get moving on building more bus lanes, as well as to provide face masks for all transit riders.