Coming off two busy weekends for the CTA, Chicago leaders say crime is falling on public transportation.
The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois granted the CTA a temporary restraining order Tuesday, ruling that a federal funding suspension was not allowed, the CTA said in a news release.
The CTA filed a lawsuit Friday against the U.S. Department of Transportation and Federal Transit Administration, seeking the restoration of funding obligated to the CTA for the Red Line Extension and Red & Purple Modernization projects.
After a year of searching, Mayor Brandon Johnson has yet to find the right people to head Chicago Public Schools, the Chicago Housing Authority and the Chicago Transit Authority, something government watchdogs say is not good for the city.
Prosecutors say investigators found footage of the deadly stabbing on the suspect's phone "as well as pictures of other sleeping passengers on the train."
The stabbing caused Blue Line delays early Saturday.