It’s time to support S.B. 257, known as the Just Cause Eviction Protection bill.

As CT lawmakers are asking a question more states will soon face: As AI changes work, what happens to workers whose jobs change or disappear?

Investment in the arts is not only a cultural priority. It is a public health and economic strategy.

Each day in the U.S., an average of 57 nurses are assaulted, which is about two per hour.

We know what happens when transportation fails. Nearly half of homeless students nationwide are chronically absent.

An increase in state education aid for Connecticut’s high-need school districts is long overdue.

Solar power is uniquely positioned to meet this moment, if state lawmakers let it.

Even in the programs genuinely building workforce skills, what kind of workforce readiness are we actually producing?

Accountability must be at the core of climate action, shifting the burden off everyday people and onto the biggest polluters.

The people with the most direct knowledge of incarceration —those who have lived through it — are frequently absent from the deeper policy discussions that shape it.

This catastrophic-only coverage makes routine “maintenance care” unaffordable for the average American.

Studies reveal that using Chromebooks does not result in better academic outcomes as compared with traditional teaching methods — and may do social harm. –

I’m running again to be the state representative for the 108th District. As a candidate, one of my top goals is lowering energy bills.