Category: Capital News
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Waterbury CGA Watch: Napoli Jr (73-D) Highlights $385,000 Investment to Waterbury Neighborhood Projects
CGA Watch: Waterbury’s 73rd District receives $385,000 in state bond funding for Hayden Park and Urban Fresh Gardens improvements, including safety and infrastructure upgrades.
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Connecticut Bans Balloons — Are Birthday Candles Next?
A satirical look at Connecticut’s proposed helium balloon ban, exploring what the legislation could mean for birthday parties, celebrations, and the future of floating decorations in the state.
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CRIME PAYS: The Hidden Economy of Incarceration in Connecticut
A Connecticut probate claim seeking nearly $190,000 from an heir’s inheritance reveals the hidden financial system tied to incarceration and prison debt recovery.
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Connecticut General Assembly Ends Session; Major Legislation Debated, Blocked, & Passed on Education, Housing, Healthcare, and Public Safety
Connecticut’s 2026 legislative session concludes with major statewide bills on education, housing, healthcare, and public safety. A breakdown of key outcomes and Waterbury delegation highlights.
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Connecticut Electricity Rates Drop — But Still Among Highest in the U.S.
Connecticut residents are expected to see some relief on their electric bills starting May 1, after new rates were approved that will reduce costs for residential customers. The average customer of Eversource Energy is projected to save about $30 per month.
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Federal Marijuana Shift Could Pressure Local Action in Waterbury Smoke Shop Zonings
The proposal, backed by an executive push from Donald Trump, would lower marijuana’s federal classification, opening the door for expanded research, reduced tax burdens, and easier access to capital for cannabis companies.
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Waterbury RTC Endorses Matt Corey for Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut
The Waterbury Republican Town Committee has endorsed Matt Corey for Lieutenant Governor, citing his leadership and commitment to Connecticut communities.
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Connecticut Lt. Governor’s Bysiewicz Statement on “Rising Attacks” on Transgender People — The Waterbury Times Fact Check
Earlier this week ,Lt. Governor Susan Bysiewicz issued a statement marking International Transgender Day of Visibility, saying the state “remains steadfast in our support” of the trans community “even amid rising attacks nationwide.”
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Connec-TAX-cut. Can Connecticut Repeal the Income Tax? A Look at the History of Taxing in CT
Why Connecticut adopted an income tax in 1991—and what repealing it today could mean for state funding, property taxes, and cities like Waterbury.
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Kimberly Sullivan Case Spurs Connecticut Lawmakers to Consider Homeschooling Oversight
Connecticut lawmakers review homeschooling oversight bills following the Kimberly Sullivan case. Waterbury Times provides recap, original coverage, and current legislative updates
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