The $68 billion project includes the purchase of new subway cars, fixing aging tunnels, and accessibility upgrades at subway stations.

This five-year vision outlines how we will build on our momentum and lead bold and transformational changes to improve and expand on positive daily practices and outcomes for all students, and especially those who have been furthest from opportunity.

CHICAGO (CBS) —The Chicago Board of Education on Wednesday approved its five-year strategic plan to address inequality and even the playing field across all Chicago Public Schools. The plan includes changes such as schools no longer being ranked. CPS will measure student success holistically and focus on learning and overall well-being.

The MTA board on Wednesday unanimously signed off on the agency's $65.4 billion capital plan designed to prevent the city's mass transit infrastructure from falling into disrepair — effectively sending Gov.

The MTA board on Wednesday approved a $68.4 billion blueprint for big-ticket upgrades in the transit agency’s new five-year capital program — even as billions of dollars in funding remain unaccounted for in the current plan and the next one.

The MTA board just voted in favor of a proposed $68.5 billion capital plan​ which it says will keep the transit system from falling into disrepair following the pause in congestion pricing​.