Municipal zoning rules require far fewer spaces than are actually needed for single family homes, but far more parking spaces than needed for multifamily homes.

Although I acknowledge the complex political history surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, why is taking a moral side against hate so difficult?

Servers in CT making tipped minimum wage must depend on strangers for income, making them vulnerable to sexual harassment and abuse.

The market and demand for home care in CT have evolved, but our system of funding services and protecting home care workers has not kept up.

Despite reports to the contrary, Trinity’s student government is not advocating for the removal of historic Civil War cannons on campus.

Students who are arguing for the removal of cannons salvaged from the USS Hartford after a Civil War battle are doing history no favors.

New rules granting rights to violent offenders to apply for release from Whiting Forensic hospital needlessly perpetuate victim trauma.

The time for Connecticut to take advantage of offshore wind power is now. Here’s why.

Connecticut, it is time to use ranked choice voting to forge a democracy that is based on active, rather than passive, consent of the governed.

Today, many LGBTQ people feel comfortable running openly as themselves – and that’s a credit to Connecticut’s culture of civility and longtime commitment to LGBTQ rights.

CT needs to recognize the value of its state college and university system — and must fund the schools accordingly.

A covered worker can take leave continuously, intermittently, or on a reduced schedule under the Connecticut Paid Leave program.

Unsafe nurse-to-patient ratios have been statistically shown to increase patient mortality. Connecticut needs mandated nurse staffing ratios.

What have we done for our experienced LCSW workforce? From a policy perspective, pretty much nothing!