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Connecticut officials often present the state as a model of fiscal discipline, pointing to budget surpluses, pension payments, fiscal rules and bond-rating upgrades as evidence that Hartford has turned a corner. A new report from […]
A new Hartford court filing is reviving scrutiny of City Council President Thomas “TJ” Clarke II and the city’s handling of a sexual harassment controversy that ended in a taxpayer-funded settlement, while raising a separate […]
The proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery by Paramount Skydance would bring togetherCBS, Paramount Pictures, Paramount+, Nickelodeon, Warner Bros. Pictures, HBO, CNN, DiscoveryChannel and the Max streaming service under a single corporate roof. Supporters […]
SEBAC turns 40 this month. For most Connecticut residents, that acronym means little. For taxpayers, it represents four decades of consequences. The State Employees Bargaining Agent Coalition (SEBAC) is not merely another union agreement. […]
Organized labor has found its next target: artificial intelligence. At a June 1 trade roundtable hosted by U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro in New Haven, Connecticut labor leaders warned that AI threatens workers and demands new […]
Connecticut lawmakers will point to the Office of Fiscal Analysis (OFA) May 28 reports as proof the state remains firmly in the black. The headline number is convenient: a projected $329.8 million General Fund surplus […]
Every spring, Connecticut taxpayers encounter the same school-budget ritual. School spending goes up. Officials cite fixed costs. When towns look for savings, the public conversation turns quickly to larger classes, fewer electives or staff reductions […]
Connecticut’s Department of Labor (CTDOL) has discovered a novel approach to state law: complying with it. On May 13, Labor Commissioner Danté Bartolomeo emailed the co-chairs and ranking members of the legislature’s Labor and Public […]
Former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin surprised many Connecticut political observers by defeating Congressman John Larson for the Democratic convention endorsement in Connecticut’s 1st Congressional District, setting up an August primary and drawing attention to an […]
