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- Measure, By Jerry Nowicki Capitol News Illinois Jnowicki@Capitolnewsillinois.Com Springfield A Union-Backed Bill Putting Primary Contractors On The Hook For Wage Theft Committed By Their Subcontractors Is Facing Opposition In The General Assembly From Minority Contractor Trade Groups. The
- 5412, House Bill
- Wages, Makes Primary Contractors Those Who Contract Directly With The Customer Liable For
- Benefits, Fringe
- Words, Attorney'S Fees If The Subcontractors They Hire Fail To Pay Their Employees. In Other
- Evans, It Allows A Worker With A Grievance Against The Subcontractor To Sue The Primary Contractor To Rectify The Situation. The Statute Of Limitations In Existing Law Allows 10 Years For An Employee To File Such A Suit. Bill Sponsor Rep. Marcus
- Labor, A Chicago Democrat Who Chairs The House
- Committee, Commerce
- Chamber, Is An Assistant Majority Leader In The
- Cut-And-dried, Called The Bill A
- Effort, Pro-Worker
- Require, As Well As "A Tax On The Big Guys." It Would Not
- To, But Would Likely Lead
- Performance, Primary Contractors Purchasing More
- Workers, Bid Bonds Or Requiring Subcontractors To Purchase Bonds Showing That They Have The Funding To Pay
- Union, Complete The Job Adequately. Despite Backing From A Powerful Carpenters
- Council, The Mid-America Carpenters Regional
- Projects, The Bill Specifically Exempts Union
- Property, Homes Built On Private
- State, Projects Funded By
- Local
- Representation., Federal Governments. Evans Said That'S Because Unions Already Have A Method Of Recourse For Wage Theft Through Their Union
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Daily herald (Arlington Heights, Ill. : Arlington Heights ed.), 2024-07-03, p.1
- Illinois, By Jerry Nowicki Capitol News Illinois Nine Months After Cash Bail Ended In
- 28, The State Is Taking Its First Steps In Publishing The Data That Crafters Of The Bail Reform Law Saw As Essential To Judging Its Effectiveness. The Data Shows That Judges In The 75 Counties Served By The Illinois Supreme CourtâS Office Of Statewide Pretrial Services Had Collectively Issued Failure-To-Appear Warrants In Just 5 Percent Of More Than
- Osps, 000 Court Dates As Of Friday. Judges Had Approved About 63 Percent Of Petitions To Detain A Defendant Pretrial That Were Sent To Them By Prosecutors. The
- Assessments, Launched In 2021 To Provide Things Like Pretrial Safety
- Counties, Electronic Monitoring For 75 Of Illinoisâ 102
- Early, Published The Data In A New Dashboard This Week. It Represents A Key â" But Still
- Attorneys, Incomplete â" Step In Tracking Illinoisâ Progress As The First State To Fully End Cash Bail Through A Wide-Ranging Criminal Justice Reform Known As The Safe-T Act. Some StateâS
- Sheriffs
- Staunchly, Other Law Enforcement Organizations Were
- Smith, Publicly Opposed To The Law When It Passed â" Launching Several Lawsuits That Ultimately Delayed Cash BailâS Elimination By Nine Months. But Retired Cook County Judge Cara
- Osps, Who Now Leads The
- Judges, Said She Believes The Data Shows Everyone Is Taking Their Responsibilities Under The Safe-T Act âVery Seriously.â âI Think
- Everyone, The Other Stakeholders â
- Job, Regardless Of What Their Position Might Have Been On The Policy Behind The Safe-T Act â" That Everyone'S Doing Their
- Olson, â She Told Capitol News Illinois. For David
- Justice, Co-Director Of The Loyola University Of ChicagoâS Center For Criminal
- Ccj, Or
- âwell, The Data Demonstrates The Complexities Of Tracking A Reform As Large As The Safe-T Act In A State As Geographically Diverse As Illinois. âEveryone Wants To Know: âHow'S It Going In Illinois?ââ Olson Said In An Interview
- Counties, Which Of The 102 Illinois(Es) Do You Want To Hear About? There'S 102
- Different.â, Every One'S A Little Bit
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Daily herald (Arlington Heights, Ill. : Arlington Heights ed.), 2023-02-22, p.1
- Up, By Jerry Nowicki Capitol News Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker Proposed A State Budget Wednesday That Anticipates Continued Strong Revenue Receipts Even As Federal Covid-19 Stimulus Funds Dry
- Education, Allowing For Increased Spending Across All Levels Of
- Globe, Most Of State Government. Giving His Annual Speech From The State House Chamber For The First Time Since The Covid-19 Pandemic Upended Daily Life Across The
- Easy, The Governor Asserted That The Actions Of His First Term Laid The Groundwork For The New Spending He Outlined Wednesday. "Fiscal Responsibility Isn'T
- Fix, Nor Is It A One-Time
- Estimates, " Pritzker Said. "It'S An Annual Effort That Requires Persistence. It Requires Conservative Revenue
- Right, As All Of My Budget Proposals Have. But When Done
- Upon, Consistent Balanced Budgets Strengthen The Institutions Our Residents Rely
- Success, Creates New Opportunities For
- Told, Makes Life Easier For The People Of Illinois." All
- In, The Governor Outlined A Fiscal Year 2024 Budget That Anticipates $49.9 Billion
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Daily herald (Arlington Heights, Ill. : Arlington Heights ed.), 2022-02-11, p.1
- February, By Jerry Nowicki Capitol News Illinois Jnowicki@Capitolnewsillinois.Com Springfield ' If Hospitalizations For Covid-19 Continue To Decline The Rest Of
- However, J.B. Pritzker Will Cancel The Executive Order That Mandates Face Coverings Indoors By Feb. 28
- Place, The Plan Does Not Apply To Schools. It'S Unclear What Level Of Rise In Hospitalizations Could Lead The State To Keep The Mandate In
- Pritzker, But
- Mandate, Health Officials Said At An Afternoon News Conference Wednesday That It Is Not Out Of The Question. "It'S The End Of The Statewide Mask
- Order., " Pritzker Said Of The Planned Feb. 28 Lifting Of The
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Daily herald (Arlington Heights, Ill. : Arlington Heights ed.), 2022-05-20, p.2
- Provision, By Jerry Nowicki Capitol News Illinois Jnowicki@Capitolnewsillinois.Com Springfield Owners Of Firearms That Do Not Have Serial Numbers Referred To As Ghost Guns Will Have 180 Days To Take Them To A Federal Firearm Dealer To Have Them Serialized Or They Will Risk Being Charged With A Misdemeanor. Gov. Jb Pritzker Signed The Measure Containing That
- 4383, House Bill
- Chicago, Into Law Wednesday At An Event In
- "Unserialized, Aiming To Crack Down On The Growing Use Of Unserialized Ghost Guns That Can Be Obtained Without A Background Check
- Violence, Untraceable Ghost Guns Have Left A Gap In The Criminal Law For Those Who Wish To Inflict
- Streets, Chaos On Our
- Abused, They Have
- Loophole, Exploited That
- Buckner, " Rep. Kam
- Sponsor, The Bill'S House
- Mayor, A Chicago Democrat Who Is Running For
- Violence, Said At A News Conference. The Governor Called The Measure "One Piece Of A Larger Strategy" In Reducing Gun
- Illegally, But He Said Ultimately The Federal Government Must Take A More Sweeping Approach. "We'Re Engaged In A Multi-Intergovernmental Effort To Interdict The Transport Of Guns Across State Lines
- State, " He Said. "We Know That 60 Percent Of The Guns That Are Involved In Shootings In The City Of Chicago Come From Out Of
- Downstate, They Come From Indiana Mainly. But Go
- Receivers, Talk To People Where Guns Are Coming Across From Missouri. ... Other States That Surround Us Have Much More Lax Laws For Acquiring Guns. That'S A Real Challenge For Us." The Measure Applies To 3d-Printed Guns As Well As Unfinished
- Forging, Which Include "Any
- Casting
- Printing
- Extrusion
- Body, Machined
- Antique, Or Similar Article" That Can Be Converted Into A Functional Firearm. It Does Not Apply To
- Span, Permanently Inoperable Guns Or Those Manufactured Before 1968. The Owner Of An Unserialized Firearm Or Unfinished Frame Will Have 180 Days From Wednesday'S Signing Or Until Nov. 14 To Take It To A Federal Firearm Dealer To Receive A Serial Number. After That
- Unserialized, Possession Of An
- Offense, Unfinished Firearm Will Become A Class A Misdemeanor For A First
- Jail, Punishable By Up To 364 Days In
- 2, A Fine Of Up To
- Felony, 500. A Subsequent Violation Would Be A Class 3
- Prison, Punishable By 2-5 Years In
- 25, A Fine Of Up To
- 000
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Daily herald (Arlington Heights, Ill. : Arlington Heights ed.), 2022-05-20, p.1
- Provision, By Jerry Nowicki Capitol News Illinois Jnowicki@Capitolnewsillinois.Com Springfield Owners Of Firearms That Do Not Have Serial Numbers Referred To As Ghost Guns Will Have 180 Days To Take Them To A Federal Firearm Dealer To Have Them Serialized Or They Will Risk Being Charged With A Misdemeanor. Gov. Jb Pritzker Signed The Measure Containing That
- 4383, House Bill
- Chicago, Into Law Wednesday At An Event In
- "Unserialized, Aiming To Crack Down On The Growing Use Of Unserialized Ghost Guns That Can Be Obtained Without A Background Check
- Violence, Untraceable Ghost Guns Have Left A Gap In The Criminal Law For Those Who Wish To Inflict
- Streets, Chaos On Our
- Abused, They Have
- Loophole, Exploited That
- Buckner, " Rep. Kam
- Sponsor, The Bill'S House
- Mayor, A Chicago Democrat Who Is Running For
- Violence, Said At A News Conference. The Governor Called The Measure "One Piece Of A Larger Strategy" In Reducing Gun
- Illegally, But He Said Ultimately The Federal Government Must Take A More Sweeping Approach. "We'Re Engaged In A Multi-Intergovernmental Effort To Interdict The Transport Of Guns Across State Lines
- State, " He Said. "We Know That 60 Percent Of The Guns That Are Involved In Shootings In The City Of Chicago Come From Out Of
- Downstate, They Come From Indiana Mainly. But Go
- Receivers, Talk To People Where Guns Are Coming Across From Missouri. ... Other States That Surround Us Have Much More Lax Laws For Acquiring Guns. That'S A Real Challenge For Us." The Measure Applies To 3d-Printed Guns As Well As Unfinished
- Forging, Which Include "Any
- Casting
- Printing
- Extrusion
- Body, Machined
- Antique, Or Similar Article" That Can Be Converted Into A Functional Firearm. It Does Not Apply To
- Span, Permanently Inoperable Guns Or Those Manufactured Before 1968. The Owner Of An Unserialized Firearm Or Unfinished Frame Will Have 180 Days From Wednesday'S Signing Or Until Nov. 14 To Take It To A Federal Firearm Dealer To Receive A Serial Number. After That
- Unserialized, Possession Of An
- Offense, Unfinished Firearm Will Become A Class A Misdemeanor For A First
- Jail, Punishable By Up To 364 Days In
- 2, A Fine Of Up To
- Felony, 500. A Subsequent Violation Would Be A Class 3
- Prison, Punishable By 2-5 Years In
- 25, A Fine Of Up To
- 000
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Daily herald (Arlington Heights, Ill. : Arlington Heights ed.), 2022-03-02, p.2
- Agency, By Jerry Nowicki Capitol News Illinois Jnowicki@Capitolnewsillinois.Com Springfield Illinois Department Of Public Health Director Dr. Ngozi Ezike Will Resign On March 14 After Three Years Leading The
- 32, Two Years Navigating A Deadly Pandemic That Has Claimed The Lives Of More Than
- Ezike, 000 Illinoisans
- 2019, Who Was Appointed Idph Director In
- Greatness, Became A Widely Recognized Public Figure In The State As The Covid-19 Pandemic Upended Daily Life Across The Globe. "There Is Something Particularly Heroic About The Service Of An Extraordinary Individual Who Did Not Seek
- Anyway, But Found It
- Said, " Gov. Jb Pritzker
- 2020, Proclaiming March 1 "Dr. Ngozi Ezike Day" In Illinois. Beginning With Daily Updates In March
- Governor, Ezike Appeared At More Than 160 Covid-19-Related News Conferences Alongside The
- Heroes, Putting A Public Face On The Medical Side Of The State'S Executive Branch-Driven Pandemic Response. "Idph Consists Of A Team Of Unsung
- Nature, That By
- Scenes, Definition Works Behind The
- Health., Who'S Committed To Public
- Day, That Commitment Gave Me Strength Every
- Tokars, " She Said. Pritzker Said The Department Will Be Led In The Interim By Dr. Amaal
- By, An Idph Top Deputy Who Has At Times Appeared Next To The Governor At His News Conferences As Well. Ezike Thanked Her Family For "Tolerating The Absences" Over The Past Two Years. "You Have Stood
- Me, You Have Supported
- Complained, You'Ve Not
- Dinners, You Have Made
- Pickups, You'Ve Done All The
- Drop-Offs, The
- Priority., " Ezike Said. "But Now It'S Time For Me To Make You My
- Attention, Give Back A Portion Of The
- Encouragement, The
- Me.", The Support That You Lavished On
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Daily herald (Arlington Heights, Ill. : Arlington Heights ed.), 2022-02-09, p.2
- Current, By Jerry Nowicki Capitol News Illinois Jnowicki@Capitolnewsillinois.Com Springfield ' Two Of The State'S Top Officials Each Held News Conferences Monday Morning To Outline
- Crime, Proposed Responses To Increasing
- Shootings, Including Expressway
- Taken, Organized Retail Thefts. Gov. Jb Pritzker Appeared With Illinois State Police Director Brendan Kelly In Chicago To Outline Actions
- Shootings, Arrests Made In Expressway
- Pritzker, While Attorney General Kwame Raoul Appeared With The President Of The Illinois Retail Merchants Association To Outline A Proposed Legislative Package Taking Aim At Organized Retail Crime
- Shootings, Kelly Said More Than 20 Arrests Have Been Made In Recent Months Related To Expressway
- Charges, Crime. The Arrests Included Three First-Degree Murder
- Manslaughter, One Involuntary
- Murders, Three Attempted
- Firearm, Other Crimes Such As Aggravated Discharge Of A
- Firearm, Reckless Discharge Of A
- Hijacking, Aggravated Vehicular
- Fleeing, Aggravated
- Conference, Eluding. While They Were In The News
- However
- Expressway, A Shooting Occurred On The Dan Ryan
- Else, According To The Chicago Sun-Times. Kelly Said Expressway Shootings Have Increased Because Of The Prevalence Of Cameras ' From Doorbell Cameras To Store Security Systems ' Almost Everywhere
- Shootings, Other Than Expressways. Putting Cameras There Can Help Deter The
- Modern, He Said. "It'S Almost Like A
- Dueling, 21st Century Form Of
- Media, " Kelly Said. "They Say Horrible Things To Each Other On Social
- Another, They Threaten One
- Expressway., They Say Let'S Take That Out To The E-Way. So Let'S Take This Out To The
- West, Almost Like Main Street In The Old
- Pritzker, They'Re Using These Expressways For This Type Of Violence.
- Chicago, Kelly Pointed To The Installation Of 99 Cameras With License Plate Readers On The Dan Ryan Expressway In
- Occurred, Where Many Of The Shootings Have
- Weeks, With "Hundreds More" Cameras Coming. In Recent
- Department, The Isp Has Worked With The Chicago Police
- Security, Homeland
- Agencies, Local Law Enforcement
- Said, Pritzker
- October, Leading To The 20 Arrests. Kelly Said The Agency Increased Patrol Presence On Chicago Expressways By Over 150 Percent At "Peak Criminal Activity Times." Since
- 5, That Has Led To Nearly
- Stops, 000 Traffic
- Arrests, 132 Dui
- Recoveries, 69 Firearm
- Area., 133 Criminal Arrests In The Chicago
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Daily herald (Arlington Heights, Ill. : Arlington Heights ed.), 2021-11-17, p.4
- Illinois, By Jerry Nowicki Capitol News Illinois Jnowicki@Capitolnewsillinois.Com Springfield ' Gov. Jb Pritzker Signed Into Law A Tax Incentives Package Tuesday That State Lawmakers Hope Will Help Illinois Become A Manufacturing Hub For The Budding Electric Vehicle Industry. The Reimagining Electric Vehicles In
- Rev, Or
- Act
- Manufacturers, Passed The General Assembly With Near-Unanimous Bipartisan Support During The Recently Concluded Fall Session. It Provides Tax Credits For Income Tax Withheld For EV
- Parts, Costs To Train New Or Retained Employees. It Also Applies To The Manufacturers Of EV
- Facilities, Such As Batteries. It'S An Effort To Lure New Manufacturers To Illinois While Incentivizing Existing Manufacturers To Invest In Their Illinois
- Bill, Workers. "With This
- Manufacturers, We Intend To Attract More EV
- Manufacturers, Charging Station
- Manufacturers, Automotive Parts
- Before, More Than Ever
- Nation, It Will Help Illinois Become One Of The Leading EV Hubs In The Entire
- Employees, " Pritzker Said During A Signing Ceremony At The Rock Valley College Advanced Technology Center In Belvidere. The Tax Credits Created By The New Law Range From 75 Percent To 100 Percent Of Income Tax Withheld For Creating New Jobs Or 25 Percent To 50 Percent For Retained
- Location, Depending On Factors Such As Company
- Wages, Number Of Employees Hired. A 10 Percent Credit For Training Expenses Would Also Be Available. Tax Credits For Construction
- Manufacturing, Building Materials Are Also Included In The Bill. The Added Incentives Complement Illinois' Other Advantages When It Comes To
- Said, Pritzker
- Stadelman, But They Are Needed To Make Illinois Competitive With Other States From A Financial Perspective. Bill Sponsor State Sen. Steve
- D-Rockford
- District, Said That'S Particularly True In Belvidere Near His
- Company, Where The Stellantis Manufacturing
- Location, Which Produces Jeeps At The
- Vehicles., Is Reportedly Considering Retooling Its Facility To Manufacture Electric
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Daily herald (Arlington Heights, Ill. : Arlington Heights ed.), 2021-11-05, p.10
- Crisis, By Jerry Nowicki Capitol News Illinois Jnowicki@Capitolnewsillinois.Com Springfield Gov. Jb Pritzker Signed An Executive Order Monday Classifying Ongoing Gun Violence In Illinois As A Public Health
- Chicago, Announced His Intent To Include Greater Funding For Violence-Prevention Initiatives In Upcoming Budgets. At A News Conference In
- June, Pritzker Touted The Reimagine Public Safety Act Which Became Law In
- Epidemic, Aims To Create A "Comprehensive Approach To Ending Illinois' Firearm Violence
- 2021, " According To The Act. Chicago Has Seen 686 Murders In
- Ago, Up From The Pace Of One Year
- Murders, When It Recorded 774
- 2019, A More-Than 50 Percent Increase From The 506 Murders Recorded In
- Communities, According To The Chicago Sun-Times. "Gun Violence Is Devastating
- Neighborhoods
- Blocks
- Families
- "Mothers, " Pritzker Said At The News Conference
- Fathers
- Brothers
- Friends
- Deaths, Are Experiencing Senseless Tragedies In The
- Black, Serious Injuries Of Their Loved Ones. This Work Is Urgent." The Violence Is Worse In
- Communities, Brown
- Said, Pritzker
- Noting
- Stop, "Young Black Men Die From Gun Violence At A Rate 20 Times Higher Than Their White Counterparts." "This Must
- Chicago, " He Said. "In
- Peoria
- St. Louis, East
- Champaign
- Decatur
- Rockford
- State, In Every Region Of The
- Nation, This
- Large, In Communities
- Small
- Housing, Because Every Part Of The Nation Shares The History Of Institutionalized Racism In
- Care, Health
- Opportunities, Job
- Act, Family Support Services That Shaped This Moment." Pritzker Said This Year'S State Budget Includes $50 Million To Fund The Programs Laid Out In The
- Told, Adding That His Administration Will Push For Another $100 Million To Be Allocated To It Each Of The Next Two Years. All
- Prevention, Pritzker'S Office Said The State Has Invested $507 Million In Violence
- Diversion
- Year, Youth Employment Programs For The Current Fiscal
- Act., Including $125 Million Funded Through The Federal American Rescue Plan
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