CT&A

The CTA released its assessment of the $160 million project, invited public comments via meetings, email.

Continuing Ventra problems failed to sway Mayor Rahm Emanuel in his support for the CTA.

Construction of the $240 million project is expected to begin in mid-2014, according to the CTA.

A 31-year-old naked woman was arrested at the Granville "L" station Saturday afternoon.

The three men allegedly followed the CTA passenger onto the Thorndale platform and hit him with a bottle.

Ald. Bob Fioretti proposed hearings on the CTA's Ventra system just as it was about to crash.

Sixty "L" stations were affected during the Wednesday evening outage, the CTA said.

Alongside Mayor Emanuel, Ald. Joe Moore said the station before its rehab was an "embarrassment."

Mariano's is picking up the tab for a chartered bus that takes 47th Ward seniors to the grocery store.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel said Ventra's corporate owner "will not get a check until this works."

The closure will allow workers to set groundwork for the planned Cermak station.

CTA President Forrest Claypool demanded more from Ventra as Ald. Bob Fioretti called for hearings.

The southern portion of the Red Line dealt with its first weekday rush hour Monday morning.

Officials said the newly reconstructed Red Line will be free of slow zones.