Author: D.M. Livingston
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The Mayoral Candidate Nobody Is Asking For
Dawn Maiorano nearly became Waterbury’s mayor in 2023. As speculation grows about another run in 2027, one question remains: Does Waterbury still want her?
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Independent Party of Connecticut Endorses Michael DiGiovancarlo for 74th District
Independent Party of Connecticut endorses Michael DiGiovancarlo in the 74th District, giving the candidate a second ballot line in November.
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Who’s Running? A Look at Connecticut House Districts 71-75 Ahead of Election Day
As Election Day approaches, voters across Waterbury and neighboring communities will soon decide who will represent them in the Connecticut House of Representatives.
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Waterbury Police: Man Dies After Stabbing; Girlfriend Charged With Murder
Waterbury man Joseph Rodriguez dies after stabbing; girlfriend Destiny Smith charged with murder
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The Waterbury Times’ Most Read Stories of September: What Waterbury Was Talking About
The Waterbury Times looks back at September 2026 and the stories that captured Waterbury’s attention, from crime and immigration enforcement to city government and political accountability.
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But Does It Cure Cancer? The Great “More”Generation
From the Desk of the Editor: In a world obsessed with more—more money, more features, more success—D.M. Livingston asks a simple question: But does it cure cancer?
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Community Day 2026 Bringing Schools, Health Resources, and Family Activities to Fulton Park
Community Day 2026 brings Waterbury schools, health organizations, and community partners together at Fulton Park for free resources, activities, food, books, and family events.
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Waterbury Man Charged With Animal Cruelty After Two Dogs Found Severely Malnourished
Waterbury police say Isaiah Ortiz, 23, was charged with animal cruelty after two dogs were found severely malnourished and living in deplorable conditions on Marley Place.
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Connecticut State Fraternal Order of Police Endorses Faithalee Goclowski in 75th District Race
Faithalee Goclowski announces endorsement from the Connecticut State Fraternal Order of Police in Connecticut’s 75th House District race.
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Washington Report: President Signs Six Bills Into Law Covering Energy, Water, Public Access and Historic Preservation
The Waterbury Times Washington Report examines six bills signed into law by the President involving hydropower transparency, water infrastructure, public access, tribal claims, and historic preservation.
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