Alderman Munoz pushing for community hospital

It’s election time and Ald Ricardo Munoz has big plans.  Moving St. Anthony’s Hospital to 31st Street would mean a boost in ridership for the proposed 31st Street Bus.

The Chicago IWW and LVEJO have been looking into what it would take to form a worker self-managed, community-controlled transit cooperative to run bus service along the 31st St. corridor.  We are exploring the possibility of a better service, owned by those who operate it, with union-scale wages and benefits, for less [...]

Thanks to those who came out for our Outreach Day. Seniors at McGuane Park were excited about the possibility of having bus access to Mercy Hospital again. Shopping at the mall on Ashland was another big hit. People at the Dunkin Donuts on 31st and Halsted gave us lots of tips on [...]

Curtis Black on the Clean Air & Water Show

2 LVEJO organizers wrote for this issue. Please come out and celebrate with us.

Busy Building Buslines
LVEJO’s efforts to improve public transit
The Infrastructure of Survival

Who Owns Chicago’s Water System?

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On October 1, 2010, AREA Chicago is releasing its tenth issue: Institutions & Infrastructures at the Chicago Cultural Center, 78 E [...]

Alfie Martin got some shots of Soldier Field.  This should give folks a sense of what they can connect to with the proposed new 31st Street Bus Route

Getting ready for the 31st Street bus to go pass the Soldier Field to see Chicago Bears!!!!!!!!!

Stay tuned for updates on the Chicago Clean Air and Water Show. It was a hit. We had 30 riders on the 31st Street Bus Route to the beach.

my name is Ramiro L. i am a community organizer for the Little Village Environmental Justice organization. i also have a part time job as a security guard at soldier field, i

find it difficult and time consuming to get to work, i take the homan bus to the pink line, heading towards the loop, [...]