On February 9, 1992, Saturday service was discontinued during a service reduction by CTA. The "Skokie Swift" name was changed to the "Yellow Line" in 1993, when all Chicago 'L' lines were renamed for colors. The original logo of the "Skokie Swift" continues to be used today on signage and LED route displays of the Bombardier-built 5000-series rail cars for service towards Skokie. The Dempster Street Terminal was completely rebuilt from 1993 to 1994, with a new station house and train platforms. In 2003, the old brick station building (designed by architect Arthur U. Gerber) was moved to the east, then was restored and converted into commercial property.