Today’s Headlines for Monday, January 22
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9:19 AM CST on January 22, 2018
- Ride-Hailing Helped Cause Double-Digit Drops in Weekend ‘L’ Train Ridership (Crain’s)
- Would Landing the Amazon HQ Cause Mass Displacement in Chicago? (Tribune)
- Cultural Landscape Foundation: The Obama Center Would Destroy Jackson Park (Dezeen)
- CTA Bus Driver Struck Woman in 100 Block of West Division in Old Town (Sun-Times)
- Man Charged With Arson, Battery After Setting Fire on Red Line Train at Argyle (Tribune)
- Red Light Cams Will Be Installed at Michigan/Ontario and Michigan/Jackson (Tribune)
- Parking Ban on Halsted in Boystown Late at Night on Weekends to Prevent “Car Parties” (CWB)
- Metra Issues Reminder About Fare Hikes and Service Cuts (NBC)
- City Will Use Lot Next to Lawrence Stop for Staging Equipment During Rehab (Curbed)
- Reilly Proposes Ordinance to Ban Live or Broadcasted Music on the Riverwalk (Tribune)
- Lindsay Bayley Discusses the Milwaukee Avenue Redesign in Wicker Park (Strong Towns)
- Meeting on Milwaukee Reconstruction in Logan 1/30, 5:30 PM at Logandale School (Active Trans)
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In addition to editing Streetsblog Chicago, John has written about transportation and more for many other local and national publications. A Chicagoan since 1989, he enjoys exploring the city and region on foot, bike, bus, and train.
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