Margaret Morton, the first African American woman elected to the Connecticut State Senate, was a transformational figure in city politics. She’s someone to celebrate every day, the City Hall
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Category: State Politics
Moore Takes On Ganim For Mayor, State Senator Pledges Integrity And Transparency
State Senator Marilyn Moore is gearing up to challenge Mayor Joe Ganim marking the birthday observance of Martin Luther King Jr. as a formal entry
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Bradley Recognizes Reagan For His Undocumented Mother’s Path To Citizenship
State Senator Dennis Bradley addresses his new colleagues about his mother’s path to citizenship.
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Bradley Named Chair Of Key Public Safety Committee, Pledges Transparent Commercial Casino Process
Dennis Bradley, who will receive the oath of office on Wednesday for State Senate in the 23rd District, announced on Tuesday his appointment as Senate
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Big Week, Opponents Ponder, Mario Pounds Veal
This is a big kick-off week, politically, rhetorically and governmentally. A new governor, Ned Lamont, will receive the oath of office on Wednesday, followed by
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Legislators Campaign For “Clean Slate” Justice Reform
State Senator Marilyn Moore on Sunday will be among the state legislators kicking off a campaign called “clean slate” a law proposal to expunge criminal
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What’s In Your Crystal Ball For 2019? Ganim Challengers?
What’s cooking politically for 2019? A messy special counsel probe into a Republican president facing inquisition from a Democratic-controlled U.S. House of Representatives; new Connecticut
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State Budget Chief: Hospitals Make Finances Sick
Connecticut state budget director Ben Barnes, former financial chief of Bridgeport schools, opens up about what makes the state’s fiscal situation sick: hospitals. Barnes will
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