Hundreds of thousands of young people and adults rallied Friday to voice their concerns and demands for climate change action.
September 20, 2019
Posted inTransportation
On transportation, a moment of bipartisanship
Democratic and Republican leaders were upbeat after a briefing by U.S. transportation officials about the potential for below-market federal financing for transportation improvements.
Posted inMoney
Lamont: Don’t even think about spending projected surplus
Gov. Ned Lamont used his routine, monthly budget forecast to warn the General Assembly against even thinking about spending the projected surplus.
Posted inEnvironment
CT’s small solutions to climate change: Making Bridgeport more resilient
After the south end of Bridgeport was walloped by Irene and Sandy, city officials decided to do something about it.
Posted inHealth
Lobbying war stalls Congress’ attempt to end ‘surprise medical bills’
Connecticut has a tough state law to protect residents from surprise medical bills, but not tough enough to protect everyone.
Posted inCT Viewpoints
A disregard for competent delivery of mass transit service
At an August 13 press conference on Union Station retail, the only specific transportation item discussed by Richard Andreski of Connecticut DOT was his agency’s plans for a second parking garage. This was supposedly a conference on transit-oriented development! These latest comments add to a long line of episodes showcasing a stubborn bias toward automobiles and a disregard for competent delivery of mass transit service or construction projects.