Eyes on the Street: Concrete protected bike lanes on Campbell in North Center
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Was putting concrete protection on a low-traffic side street a boondoggle, as some folks have argued, or is this a good project?
Recent Streetsblog CHICAGO posts about Eyes on the Street
Eyes on the street: Despite the rain, plenty of people attended the first Sundays on State
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The weather and a lack of music created a somewhat subdued vibe, but sunshine and warmer temperature should make the event more vibrant in the future.
Eyes on the street: Rogers Park’s new “Black Lives Matter” Slow Street
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A new Slow Street was recently installed in Rogers Park, including a Black Lives Matter street mural.
75th Street Boardwalk controversy shows public safety is essential for livable streets
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It's impossible for streets to be truly livable unless we can provide basic standards of public safety in all parts of town.
Blessing of the Bikes in Albany Park kicks off a blessedly normal summer
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In the wake of the COVID pandemic, "It’s wonderful to have the ability to be outside with neighbors and other community organizations and just enjoy life."
Victory! After years of NIMBY opposition, the Dickens Greenway is finally approved
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After more than two years of relentless Not In My Back Yard pushback to the Dickens Greenway proposal, Alderman Michele Smith has finally signed off on the project.