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The Waterbury Times Issues First Official Statement, Calls for Context in Political Discussions Surrounding Candidates Past
The Waterbury Times issues its first official statement, calling for context, accountability, and fairness in political discussions involving incarceration history.
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Brass City Jazz Fest Returns to Waterbury for Seventh Year with National Jazz Lineup
The Brass City Jazz Fest returns to Waterbury’s Library Park on August 1, 2026, with a free evening of nationally recognized jazz artists, food, vendors, and community entertainment.
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Is CT-05 Candidate Chris Shea’s Attack on Jonathan De Barros Backfiring?
Comments on Chris Shea’s campaign Facebook attack against Jonathan De Barros reveal a divided Republican electorate and raise questions about whether the strategy is helping or hurting Shea before the CT-05 primary.
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Waterbury Public Schools Announces 2026–2027 School Year Calendar
Waterbury Public Schools will begin the 2026–2027 school year on August 25, 2026. The district calendar includes holidays, breaks, early dismissals, and professional development days.
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Summer Meals Continue Across Waterbury as School Break Reaches Second Half
Free breakfast and lunch remain available for Waterbury children as the 2026 Summer Meals Program continues through August at 14 locations across the city.
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Waterbury Opens Bottled Water Distribution Site for Waterbury Residents Impacted by Water Main Break
Waterbury opens a bottled water distribution site for residents impacted by Tuesday’s Tompkins Street water main break as crews continue repairs and prepare for a boil water advisory
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WE RISE Together Program Helped Connecticut Residents Build New Careers Through Second-Chance Opportunities
WE RISE Together helped more than 1,100 Connecticut residents rebuild their lives through workforce training, employment, and reentry support
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Connecticut General Assembly Watch: 75th District Residents Highlight Concerns Over Trust, Communication and Accountability
A community survey conducted by the Faithalee for the 75th District campaign highlights concerns about government trust, communication, transparency and accountability among participants.
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If You Know, You Know: Waterbury Shares the Restaurants We Wish Were Still Here
Waterbury residents shared more than 200 comments naming the restaurants they wish were still open. From The Pie Plate to Ponderosa, here are the city’s top 10 lost favorites.
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BREAKING OVERNIGHT: Fire Reported on Locust Street in Waterbury
A fire was reported on Locust Street in Waterbury around 3 a.m. Tuesday morning. Details remain limited as emergency crews investigate.
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