Gov. Ned Lamont decided to rescind regulations that would require all new vehicles purchased in Connecticut to be electric. We thank the governor and his team for listening to you! Your efforts made this unprecedented […]
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The Connecticut People’s World Committee announced on Wednesday (Oct. 11) that Sen. Gary Winfield (D-New Haven) is slated to receive an award at its annual Amistad Awards on Saturday, Dec. 9. The gathering, hosted by […]
The Connecticut State Labor Board recently issued a ruling favoring the police union in a case involving the Town of Windham/Willimantic Service District. Windham’s vaccine mandate stood as one of the strictest in the state […]
The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) announced its intent to adopt California’s regulation prohibiting the sale of new gas cars by 2035. According to a letter sent Tuesday (Oct. 3) to the Legislative […]
In response to Gov. Ned Lamont’s request for a special session, the General Assembly met on Tuesday (Sept. 26) to approve a new state Supreme Court Justice and to adopt a bill making minor technical […]
The Town of Beacon Falls’ electric vehicle (EV) charging stations are currently out of order and “no longer available for public use until further notice” at a local commuter lot, according to a Sept. 29 […]
Since it was founded in 1920, the National Football League (NFL) has played fewer than 25 games in Connecticut with only one true professional team: the Hartford Blues. The Blues’ inaugural and only NFL season […]
The Office of Policy and Management (OPM) is seeking proposals from individuals and/or organizations to develop a methodology for determining the need for affordable housing at a regional level across Connecticut, according to the agency’s […]
In a recent commentary in CT Mirror, Peter Millman and Bernard Pelletier from People’s Action for Clean Energy made the case for EVs, writing, “There are many used EVs available and more are coming, too. […]
“We’re Going to Turn the Halls of Power into Union Halls” – Richard Trumka, Former AFL-CIO President
As absentee ballot shenanigans in Bridgeport occupy the front page, the AFL-CIO — one of the state’s largest labor unions — is quietly interviewing candidates who endorse a range of social justice initiatives and benefits […]
