July, 2019 Stories | Dupage Policy Journal

City of Geneva City Council met July 11

By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Jul 16, 2019

City of Geneva City Council met Thursday, July 11.

City of Geneva Zoning Board of Appeals met July 10

By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Jul 16, 2019

City of Geneva Zoning Board of Appeals met Wednesday, July 10.

City of Geneva Plan Commission met July 11

By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Jul 16, 2019

City of Geneva Plan Commission met Thursday, July 11.

City of Geneva Historic Preservation Commission met July 16

By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Jul 16, 2019

City of Geneva Historic Preservation Commission met Tuesday, July 16.

City of Geneva Firefighter's Pension Board met July 9

By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Jul 16, 2019

City of Geneva Firefighter's Pension Board met Tuesday, July 9.

City of Geneva Cultural Arts Commission met July 11

By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Jul 16, 2019

City of Geneva Cultural Arts Commission met Thursday, July 11.

Kane County Jobs Committee met July 12

By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Jul 16, 2019

Kane County Jobs Committee met Friday, July 12.

Kane County Energy and Environmental Committee met July 12

By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Jul 16, 2019

Kane County Energy and Environmental Committee met Friday, July 12.

From Prairie State Wire

'Dirty tricks' alleged in 2016 primary were not illegal, Team Madigan claims in Speaker's defense

By Karen Kidd | 5 years ago

Even if Illinois state House Speaker Michael Madigan (D-Chicago) used "dirty tricks" to fend off 2016 primary challenger Jason Gonzales, the strategy allegedly employed was not illegal, according to a recent court filing.

City of Batavia Board of Fire & Police Commissioners met June 4

By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Jul 16, 2019

City of Batavia Board of Fire & Police Commissioners met Tuesday, June 4.

City of Batavia Bicycle Commission met July 8

By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Jul 16, 2019

City of Batavia Bicycle Commission met Monday, July 8.

From Prairie State Wire

Former Democratic senators demand higher salaries for Illinois legislators in lawsuit

By Colin Froment | 5 years ago

Former Illinois Sens. Michael Noland (D-Elgin) and James Clayborne (D-East St. Louis) filed a lawsuit against the state which, if successful, will increase state lawmakers’ salaries to more than $81,000 by 2020 to rank Illinois' legislative salaries as the nation’s fourth-highest.

ILLINOIS STATE SENATE DISTRICT 42: New Holmes law overhauls child abuse reporting from psychiatric hospitals

By Press release submission | Jul 16, 2019

After an October report from ProPublica revealed allegations of abuse and neglect of children at the Aurora Chicago Lakeshore Hospital, concerns were heightened about coordination between the Department of Children and Family Services and other state agencies.