It’s been an eventful week in Waterbury. From election showdowns to public‐safety updates, here are the 11 stories we covered. Tap any headline to read the full report.

Consider the Source: Why Media Must STOP!( Trying) to Influence Elections

In a small city like Waterbury, where aldermanic races, neighborhood representation and local business‑leaders intersect, the role of the media isn’t just to report — it’s to uphold trust. When news outlets, websites or social posts steer the narrative rather than simply uncover facts, democracy suffers……

The Waterbury Times Special Report: Mayor Pernerewski’s Mid-Term Report Card (2023–2025)

Two years into Mayor Paul Pernerewski’s current term, The Waterbury Times takes a citywide look at what’s changed, what’s stayed the same, and what challenges remain.
This report is not a political endorsement — it’s a civic check-up. How far has Waterbury come and where are we headed as we approach 2026….

Waterbury Elects New Board of Aldermen: Mayor Pernerewski’s Team Holds Majority as City Looks Ahead

Waterbury voters went to the polls Tuesday underneath the full moon to elect the city’s next Board of Aldermen, reaffirming Mayor Paul Pernerewski’s Democratic slate with a 10–5 majority. While the balance of power remains unchanged, the results bring a mix of new voices and returning incumbents, signaling both stability and renewal in city leadership…..

UPDATE:Suspect in Custody After Multi Town Chase and Waterbury House Fire- ( updated 11.8.25)

Very early details are emerging from a chaotic series of events that began as a domestic dispute and ended with a house fire in Waterbury Friday morning….

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