An Illinois law that went into effect Jan. 1 prohibits employers from asking for access to a job applicant’s social networking accounts.
Gov. Pat Quinn signed the bill, which was sponsored by state...
After Evanston aldermen questioned last week the need to create a new crisis intervention coordinator position, at least one member of the city’s Mental Health Board expressed similar concerns.
“For...
No Evanston residents showed up at a Tuesday night meeting to discuss the city’s $2.4 million Action Plan for housing, economic development and public service projects.
Aside from Sarah Flax, the...
Evanston recently took control of a program previously run by the Youth Job Center designed to give low- and middle-income workers the personal and vocational skills necessary to enter their desired careers.
About...
Nearly three dozen young children worked with a host of 14- to 17-year-olds this summer to build basic reading skills through a collaborative pilot program.
An anonymous group’s $50,000 contribution to...
