The executive order shifts resources from prevention programs to removing those living on the streets, and in some cases, forcibly committing those who are a danger to others. But Connecticut leaders insisted that the order will only make the problem worse.

‘Cruel.’ CT leaders vow to ignore Trump executive order on homelessness

In a statement, Tong said the lawsuit is in response to executive orders that "deter providers from offering medically appropriate care to individuals under age 19," even though the care is legal and protected in Connecticut.

Connecticut joins lawsuit challenging cuts to gender-affirming care 

The average customer will save $5-10 per month, but deeper savings could take several years.

Slightly lower electric bills are coming after State Bond Commission vote

Prosecutors charged four campaign workers with ballot crimes during the 2023 race for Bridgeport mayor. They join seven others already facing charges, including two sitting city council members.

Collected ballots and money for votes. Warrants outline new election charges in Bridgeport

Riders will pay 5% more on Sept. 1, and another 5% increase next July. Without the increase, Connecticut leaders warned that train service would be reduced.



'I do not like it.' Frustrated MTA board approves 10% increase for Metro-North tickets

On Tuesday, a judge sentenced former Bridgeport Board of Education chair Jessica Martinez to "time served" for lying to a federal grand jury. She now plans to testify against former state Sen. Dennis Bradley in his upcoming wire fraud trial.
