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The CTA and Pace have revised their proposed changes to bus service in Evanston.

Go Evanston is very happy to announce its new community partnership with Citizens’ Greener Evanston (CGE).

As part of Evanston’s priority based budgeting exercise for 2019, residents will soon be asked to complete a survey to identify their Top Ten and Bottom Ten among 54 programs that scored

While we commend the goals highlighted in the North Shore Transit Service Coordination Plan, including focusing service improvements on areas of high demand for bus service, growing ridership, and

While it’s always great to celebrate recognition for a job well done -- and the revised Complete & Green Streets Policy is definitely a job well done -- it would be even better to cel

Pace Bus and the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) have partnered to complete a Northshore Coordination Plan for bus service.

By John Hennelly

By Barbara Miller Drive less. Walk or bike more. Take the bus. These have been the mantras of environmentally concerned citizens for years.  

Bike safety education and Ridge Avenue are top priorities.

At the January 23 meeting of the City’s Administration and Public Works (APW) Committee, Lara Biggs, the City’s Engineering and Capital Planning Bureau Chief,  gave a presentation on the unsafe tra

You may have seen the story on how the fitness app Strava was revealing military secrets. Well, it is also tracking how cyclists and pedestrians (and even swimmers!) are moving through Evanston.

The chart above is from the Evanston Police Department annual reports, and shows how many crashes there were each year at the listed intersections.