November, 2022 Stories | Dupage Policy Journal

Top campaign contribution recipients in Illinois for the week of Nov. 20

By DuPage Policy Journal | Nov 30, 2022

The following political organizations received the most campaign contributions in Illinois during the week of Nov. 20.

DuPage County Board met Nov. 8

By Kristine Gonzales-Abella | Nov 30, 2022

DuPage County Board met Tuesday, Nov. 8

DuPage County Finance Committee met Nov. 8

By Kristine Gonzales-Abella | Nov 30, 2022

DuPage County Finance Committee met Tuesday, Nov. 8

State Budget political cartoon

By Eric Allie, Illinios Policy Institute | Nov 29, 2022

State Budget political cartoon

Illinois has created no net new jobs in 20 years

By Ted Dabrowski and John Klingner | Nov 29, 2022

Illinois has many deep, structural issues that continue to be ignored by those in power.

Poor communities bear the brunt of crime unleashed by Cook County bail reform and the SAFE-T Act: New Manhattan Institute report

By Matt Rosenberg, Wirepoints | Nov 29, 2022

Bail reform has already come in various forms

Week ending Oct. 22: Oakbrook Terrace home sales

By DuPage Policy Journal | Nov 29, 2022

There were two reported residential sales in Oakbrook Terrace in the week ending Oct. 22, according to BlockShopper.com.

Curran on leadership position: ‘I am humbled and honored to have the full support of my Senate Republican colleagues’

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Nov 29, 2022

State Sen. John Curran (R-Downers Grove) was elected Senate Minority leader with unanimous support in mid-November.

Henshaw: ‘None of them have damaged the state as much as current Gov. Pritzker’

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Nov 29, 2022

According to Burr Ridge business owner Margot Henshaw, the damage Gov. J.B. Pritzker is causing the state is unlike any seen under previous governors.

Westmont reaches settlement agreement over dangerous property

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Nov 29, 2022

The Village of Westmont has hopefully come to a peaceful end to a court case aimed at tearing down what's been deemed a "dangerous and unsafe" home on East 56th Street.

Hinsdale trustees discuss tax levy increase

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Nov 29, 2022

The Hinsdale Village Board of Trustees discussed the previously approved tentative 2022 village and library tax levy during a recent board meeting on November 17.

Bruton: 'I'm really, really grateful to all of you for this experience in my life'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Nov 29, 2022

Hinsdale will soon be without its long-time village clerk Christine Bruton who announced her plans to retire at the beginning of December after serving the village for 16 years.