A Connecticut landscaper warned lawmakers Thursday that a proposed ban on gas-powered leaf blowers could put small landscaping businesses out of work, drawing attention online after a committee chair dismissed his testimony during the hearing. […]
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Connecticut lawmakers say they want to make energy more affordable. Their latest proposal could do the opposite — starting at the gas pump. House Bill 5156 would create a state “Climate Superfund,” requiring fossil-fuel companies […]
Connecticut residents have spoken clearly: the cost of living is the top issue facing the state. According to the University of New Hampshire’s Survey Center, 26% of respondents in the Feb. 24 Nutmeg State Poll […]
The General Assembly’s Labor and Public Employees Committee has unveiled a 68-page omnibus proposal titled “An Act Concerning Workforce Development and Working Conditions in the State.” Introduced in an election year, House Bill 5003 consolidates […]
Connecticut lawmakers are set to consider three tax proposals at a Feb. 27 public hearing that would increase income taxes, impose a capital gains surcharge, and create a statewide property tax on high-value homes. The […]
Connecticut lawmakers are considering a bill that would ban gas-powered leaf blowers, and use the public benefits charges, forcing ratepayers to subsidize battery-powered leaf blowers. Senate Bill 319 would prohibit the sale of gas-powered […]
Yankee Institute President Carol Platt Liebau argues the 2017 SEBAC deal fell $537 million short of promised savings, and lawmakers must evaluate results—not narratives—before renegotiating in 2027 to ensure accountability and long-term fiscal sustainability. Read […]
The Connecticut State Senate is preparing to vote Wednesday on more than a dozen “emergency certified” bills — many of which never received public hearings — raising renewed concerns about transparency at the Capitol. The […]
Connecticut lawmakers are once again eyeing the state’s fiscal guardrails — the bipartisan reforms widely credited with stabilizing the state’s finances less than a decade ago. But many of the legislators pushing to adjust those […]
The Environment Committee will hold a public hearing on Feb. 20 regarding H.B. 5156, a proposal to create a new “climate superfund” requiring certain fossil-fuel companies to pay for climate-related projects across Connecticut — from […]
