Author: D.M. Livingston
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Waterbury- A New Series Honoring our Local leaders, Unsung Heroes, and Everyday residents the Headlines Miss
A New Series Honoring our Local leaders, Unsung Heroes, and Everyday residents the Headlines Miss Waterbury, CT- In every corner of our city, there are people making history—not with fanfare, but with heart. They’re the quiet giants, the everyday icons, the ones who show up for their community long after the cameras leave. Their stories…
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Shots Fired in Waterbury’s Hillside Section: Police Respond
Waterbury, CT- Overnight, authorities responded to reports of gunfire in the Willow/Hillside area of Waterbury, sometimes called the Brass City. Residents reported hearing five shots fired from a red Honda. According to preliminary reports from the Waterbury Police Department (WPD), no injuries were reported. Officers are actively investigating the incident. “We are following up on all leads and ask anyone…
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Traffic Advisory: Willow Street & Johnson/Pine Intersection Light Out
WATERBURY, Conn. — July 20, 2025 Be advised that the traffic signal at the intersection of Willow Street and Johnson/Pine is currently out of service. Authorities have been notified and are aware of the situation. Motorists are urged to: The Waterbury Police Department and Public Works teams are expected to address the issue as quickly as possible. Updates will…
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Waterbury Hit-and-Run Incidents Continue: Latest Report
Waterbury, CT- In the early hours of Saturday morning, another person was struck and left in the street — this time on Watertown Avenue. It happened just after 3:00 a.m. when emergency crews responded to a hit-and-run involving a pedestrian. The victim, a man, was found lying in the roadway after being hit by a…
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Presented by Simba Promotions & Fly Ry | July 19th, 2025 | Walnut Ave, Waterbury, CT
Waterbury, CT — Mark your calendars and bring the whole family out this Saturday, July 19th, 2025, for the highly anticipated Community Vibes Block Party, proudly presented by Simba Promotions and Fly Ry. Now celebrating over a decade of bringing neighbors together, Community Vibes has become one of Waterbury’s most loved and long-standing traditions. This year, the party takes over Walnut Ave…
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Clemente 12U All-Stars (Waterbury) Season Ends, But Legacy Lives On
The Clemente All-Stars gave us something rare this summer—hope, pride, and unity. After a season filled with grit, heart, and unforgettable moments, their run came to an end tonight in Southington with a 5–2 loss in the Sectional Championship. It ended not with defeat, but with a pop fly in the top of the 6th—symbolic…
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Introducing Parker Jane PBC: The Civic Media Company Behind The Waterbury Times
By DM LivingstonFounder & Executive Director, Parker Jane Public Benefit Corporation Waterbury, CT — July 2025 Last Updated Dec 11, 2025 2:58PM This summer marks the next chapter in how stories will be told in Waterbury — by us, for us. I’m proud to officially introduce Parker Jane Public Benefit Corporation, the parent company of The Waterbury…
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Waterbury Clemente 12U All-Stars Set for Sectional Championship at Southington Memorial Park
Waterbury — The ride continues. The Clemente All-Stars have punched their ticket to the Sectional Championship, and now they need all of Waterbury behind them. Read the Telemundo Article covering the team here After a gritty, resilient playoff run, this squad of talented 12U ballplayers is headed to Southington Memorial Park this Wednesday at 7 PM to face the hometown team in…
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Wild Wild Waterbury: Violence Spikes Again as 2025 Trends Challenge Progress Made in 2024
By D.M. Livingston|Published July 2025 Updated Nov 23, 2025 7:47PM WATERBURY, CT — It’s only mid-July, and already 2025 is shaping up to be another violent year in Waterbury. While officials have emphasized community engagement, police initiatives, and prevention efforts, the streets continue to erupt with violent incidents that paint a picture far grimmer than…
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Wake Up: Little League Matters—Every Call Counts in Waterbury Baseball
As ESPN gears up to broadcast the Little League World Series in Williamsport, it’s time to wake up to a hard truth: Little League isn’t just a game anymore—it’s a multi-million dollar business. According to publicly available figures, Little League Baseball, Inc. generates tens of millions in revenue each year, with estimates ranging from $30 to $40 million…
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