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The stretch of Pulaski Road between Foster and Peterson will be under construction through December.

The traffic signals near the Fulton Market gateway were much needed, Ald. Burnett said.

Friends of the Parks said it "wholeheartedly supports" the $24 million project.

CDOT spokesman Michael Claffey confirmed that work started Tuesday on the anti-speeding measures.

Chicago's newest bike/walk/jog path desperately needs a catchier name. We have ideas.

Announced in 2012, the path would connect Clark and California Parks.

"Everyone's gotta respect each other," Ald. Harry Osterman said of cyclists, motorists and pedestrians.

The city declared the project a success and said 10 people plazas are coming this summer.

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

The new 35th Street pedestrian and bicycle bridge should become a South Side "icon," alderman says.

The Go Albany Park program is underway with biking, walking and transit events to get the 'hood moving.

Construction on the Broadway/Lawrence streetscape project was originally slated to begin this fall.

Speed cameras on Irving Park Road and Foster Avenue are among the most active in the city, data shows.

A new ordinance would give the public a say in camera placement and institute flexible payment plans.

The tunnel will terminate in River Park, where construction will wreak havoc for two years.