Category: local politics
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Hayes and Shea Clash Over Taxes, Immigration and Presidential Power in 5th District Debate
Jahana Hayes and Chris Shea debated taxes, immigration, tariffs, Iran, federal benefits and presidential power ahead of Connecticut’s 5th District election
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Complaint Seeks Investigation Into New Milford Polling-Place Officials Following Republican Primary
A complaint filed with Connecticut’s elections enforcement commission seeks an investigation into alleged misconduct and missing campaign signs at a New Milford polling place during the August 2026 Republican primary
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“Hood Girl” Comment About Jahana Hayes Draws NAACP President’s Response; Will Dawn Maiorano Apologize?
A text exchange published by The Waterbury Times involving Dawn Maiorano and Jahana Hayes draws a response from NAACP President Wendy Tyson Wood.
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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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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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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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The Waterbury Times Investigates: What Happened to the Votes?
What happened to the votes at the DeBarros-Shea Republican convention? The Waterbury Times investigates the disputed delegate count and voting process.
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Emerging Leaders; At 17, Tajari Duarte Wants to Be Waterbury’s Mayor
At 17, Tajari “TJ” Duarte is running for Waterbury mayor in 2027. The Waterbury Times explores his political activism, youth leadership and vision for the city.
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Where the Money Goes: A Look Inside Waterbury’s $457.5 Million FY2027 Budget
The Waterbury Times breaks down the city’s $457.5 million FY2027 budget, showing how funds are allocated for education, police, fire, public works, pensions, and city services.
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As Waterbury Waits to Clean Its Brownfields, Groton Looks to Expand Its Residential Footprint
A historic former Navy chapel in Groton is being marketed as a potential housing site as Connecticut communities look for ways to expand residential development and address demand.
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