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To speed bus service, the CTA is proposing eliminating a number of little used stops on Western Avenue.

The CTA will unveil more train advertisements under the the theme "If It's Unwanted, It's Harrassment."

Mayor Rahm Emanuel and CTA officials announced improvements Tuesday along the No. 9 and 49 bus routes.

A man is ripping necklaces off female passengers as trains approach stops, police said.

Get ready for more CPS students during rush hour after many school start times are pushed back to 9 a.m.

A rule is preventing the Courage Campaign from moving forward and creating the ads.

The Fresh Moves Mobile Markets will get local produce to the West and South sides using an old CTA bus.

The earliest construction could start is in the spring of 2017, CTA officials told residents.

A 22-year-old woman was inappropriately touched by a man between Jackson and LaSalle stops, police said.

The CTA announced two new businesses in Green Line stations run by Woodlawn start-ups.

The CTA is running a pilot program with weekend bus service on Pershing Road.

But it shouldn't be up to the girls to clean the pigeon poop under Old Irving Park's viaducts, some say.

Green Line commuters at 35th Street said it's turned off for Sox games ... then isn't turned back on.

The citywide novel-sharing project Books on the L returns Sunday.

The CTA is launching a new "courtesy campaign" targeting bad passenger behavior. Which is the worst?