For Chicagoans who love advocating for safer streets, volunteering in their communities, and learning more about our city.

For five hours each year, thousands of Chicagoans take over the highway on bikes and on foot. As the event turns 25, advocates are imagining what else could change along the lakefront.

Air pollution fell substantially as the city restricted car traffic and made way for parks and bike lanes.

Everyone deserves a place to sit. We build places to sit.$100 to sponsor a bench, you can tell us where to put it if you'd like.

Yell at Congress, support more housing in Logan Square, and vote on how park money is used

Salt air and the rust on your door, I never needed bike lanes more.

Researchers argue that stopping vehicle growth could save lives, space, and billions in energy costs

Say yes to native plants, an intercity bus terminal, new housing, and more!

You are invited to use this form to provide feedback on an active zoning change request in the 26th Ward: Developer proposed development located at 3265 W Armitage, at the old St. Augustine parking lo...

For the frequent moments when forget who I am or what I stand for

An entire generation of young people is beginning to see homeownership as a dream that’s out of reach.

My thoughts on Caro Claire Burke's viral novel about a tradwife forced to live back in the 1850s and how it made me rethink my values

Regional trains, Idaho stops, and so many Earth Day cleanups

Getting from A to B on a bicycle more often could reduce risk of dementia, possibly by protecting a part of the brain tied to memory functions, new research finds.

Meet the authors of "Life After Cars" this April at Chicago's Climate Action Museum