We read about how public transportation is short of revenue again and that fare increases are looming. Will increasing the fare bring in the needed money?
Letters: The CTA can’t keep doing the same thing and expect different results
Category: Letters to the Editor
Letters: LA is burning. Let’s find common ground to fight climate change.
Besides the heartbreak of losing lives and losing homes, there are obvious economic factors here that cannot be ignored:
Letters: Readers share their hopes for the new year
My last wish is that all the good wishes out there get fulfilled.
Letters: A to-do list for the new Chicago Board of Education
A path must be found to consolidating the enrollments in these underutilized schools.
Letters: Restoring exceptions to Chicago’s sanctuary city law would help most immigrants
As aldermen, we can only deal with the problem in front of us: how to address those who engage in criminal activity once they are in our communities.
Letters: As the LA fires show, lives depend on reducing carbon emissions
It is important that our Illinois representatives and senators work to protect the climate provisions of the Inflation Reduction Act.
Letters: Lawsuit against Des Moines Register is really about silencing journalists
Patrick Hughes and his firm are attempting to use the courts to hassle, defame and/or financially burden the president-elect’s political opponents.
Letters: CTA leaders should experience the transit system like riders do every day
It’s infuriating to think that those with the power to enact meaningful change aren’t subject to the indignities of the system they oversee.
Letters: The Bears are the monstrosity of the Midway
The last 10 years, the Bears have steadily regressed. Why? The ownership.
Letters: Fund trades education, yes, but also invest in public schools and local economies
By underfunding public education in low-income areas, we have made the decision for many Black and brown students.