Story by Megan Morrison From South Side Catholics Magazine “What does it mean to be Catholic? It’s about caring for others. Being Catholic has to be a part of your life, not just something you do on Sunday.” This statement …
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In its recent plea for a portion of the new Amazon headquarters that might be fleeing for New York, the Crain's editorial board said that the "grumbling in some quarters about corporate incentives" shouldn't be enough to dissuade the corporate …
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Mayoral candidate Garry McCarthy on Tuesday proposed annexing suburban communities — including Norridge, Oak Park, Oak Lawn and Evergreen Park — to generate revenue needed to chip away at a looming $1 billion spike in pension payments. During an endorsement …
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Crain's asked the candidates running for mayor in 2019 about pensions, ethics, jobs, education and more. Here are the replies from Joyce, an attorney from the Southwest Side. BUDGET AND FINANCES Chicago has imposed more than $500 million in new …
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Jerry Joyce is a lifelong Chicagoan, small business owner and attorney. Jerry Joyce graduated from Marist High School in Chicago and attended Yale University, where he obtained his Bachelor's degree in Economics and Political Science. While at Yale, he played …
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It's finally here-our chance to bring real, authentic, honest and transparent change to the city we love. Early voting began today at the city Super Site at 175 W. Washington in the Loop. If you're able to safely brave these …
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Jerry Joyce is a first-time candidate, but his pedigree is impressive. His father, former 19th Ward alderman and state Sen. Jeremiah Joyce, was a key architect of Mayor Richard M Daley’s political strategy and a longtime Daley ally. A Southwest …
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CHICAGO – Neighborhood advocate and attorney Jerry Joyce on Thursday is debuting a campaign commercial that gives a snapshot of his journey from the Southwest Side to Yale to the Cook County prosecutor's office to being a neighborhood advocate. The new …
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For a guy who bled Marist red on the high school football field and wrestling mat, Jerry Joyce felt right at home on Jan. 15 surrounded by the orange interior of Leo High School. The Chicago mayoral candidate from Beverly …
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CHICAGO - Mayoral candidate Jerry Joyce displayed his fresh perspective to bring change to Chicago in his meeting Thursday with the Chicago Tribune Editorial Board, where he outlined real plans instead of slogans and pulled no punches on his key …
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