In order to promote safety and increasing awareness of the importance of obeying traffic signals, Skokie will be installing a camera system at the intersection of Demptser Street and McCormick Bo

Due to a dramatic increase in ridership, Skokie Swift weekend service will remain.

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Today the Chicago Transit Board approved an extension of the test period for service enhancements on the Yellow Line and two other routes.

Governor Rod R. Blagojevich has signed legislation
to allow people with disabilities to ride free on all fixed

Oakton Street will be closed from Lincoln Avenue to Laramie Avenue from August 22nd through August 25th at 2 a.m. for the Backlot Bash.

Be careful when driving! A deer has been spotted crossing McCormick Boulevard in Evanston. Courtesy of Street Level.

Oakton Community College is sponsoring a travel/study tour in September and October 2008.

The CTA Blue line will be closed between O'Hare and Downtown for track improvements between July 8 - 28. A bus shuttle will run between the airport on Rosemont station.

The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) informs the Village of Skokie that during June 2008 it will replace track and roadway approaches at the Main Street, Searle Parkway and Kostner Avenue Skokie Swift

Oakton Street & East Prairie Road will be closed at the Skokie Swift tracks from Thursday, May 15 9:00pm to Thursday May 22 5:00am.

Earlier this week the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) closed and began repairs on the Emerson Street (Golf Road) bridge over the North Shore Channel in Evanston.

Two road improvement projects will be underway shortly.

Not since 2005 have taxi fares been raised for trips to O'Hare and the meter rates were last raised in 2001.

Beginning Sunday, March 30, 2008 the CTA (Chicago Transit Authority) Skokie Swift Yellow Line added weekend service. The CTA expects that by adding the additional service, public transportation will become more convenient for those who work or shop in the area and also reduce traffic congestion. The additional weekend service will be evaluated after six months to determine if it will become permanent.

The easiest way to stay in tune with what's happening on the Edens is to check the website at http://edensi94.com/ It's springtime in Chicagoland. Must be construction!