Written by: Lawrence Cook

Police say crime has dropped significantly in Connecticut’s largest city of Bridgeport, population 149,000, with all “Tier 1” serious crimes

A new report hints at why Connecticut towns and cities have been slow to approve affordable housing plans: the people

The General Assembly has passed three new laws seeking to increase safety on Connecticut’s highways. The laws come as 2024

New regulations intended to keep Connecticut citizens safe from the prying eyes of foreign drones are set to take effect

The new 2025 “Kids Count Data Book,” which tracks state trends in child well-being, has just been published, and once

As first reported by The Hartford Business Journal, the General Assembly last week approved a massive, more than $1 billion,

The state legislature last week passed a bill that would allow striking workers to collect unemployment benefits after 14 days

Senate Democrats voted unanimously to extend Connecticut’s popular Paid Family and Medical Leave program to as many as 50,000 public

Sen. Julie Kushner, D-Danbury, led Senate passage recently of a bill that will give about 12,000 unionized personal care attendants

The Democrat-controlled Appropriations and Finance, Revenue & Bonding Committees have wrapped-up their budget packages for the next two years, with