I feel it’s critical that our state take every step we can to protect these communities from acts of hate, and that means ensuring the laws on our books have teeth.

Moving forward, I want to continue working with my legislative colleagues on how we can enact further provisions supporting these workers.

This protocol helps ensure that everyone has access to a safe place to stay cool and get relief from the extremely hot and humid conditions outside.

Warmer conditions and the lack of a significant amount of rain over these last few months have impacted all of Connecticut, particularly the regions around Fairfield, Middlesex, and New Haven counties.

As we prepare to welcome tourists visiting the region for the World Cup, I want Connecticut residents to know we are looking out for their health and safety.

Our children shape our future," said Congresswoman DeLauro.

I am particularly glad that we could enact the provisions waiving higher education tuition and fees and providing mortgage assistance so these public safety officials have the support needed to live in the towns where they work.

Ratepayers are footing the bill for a $4.5 million annual bonus to utilities for doing what they are already required to do by law.

To be clear, the risk to Connecticut residents is very low, although I encourage everyone to continue to keep taking sensible precautions by staying up to date on vaccines and practicing good hygiene.

Bill Pulte doesn’t get one day with this authority, because we know he’ll abuse it.

This filing demonstrates our administration’s commitment to reducing costs for ratepayers.

It’s hard to fathom how deeply evil this is,"

Our public safety professionals are integral to the wellbeing of each of our neighborhoods, and it is imperative that we provide them with benefits that ensure we have adequately staffed forces.

It's hard to fathom how deeply evil this is, and that we have people running our country who get sick pleasure from sending women fleeing violence in Iran to an African country in the middle of a brutal civil war.

I think if you're a Republican or Democrat on this committee, you should be really, really freaked out.

This budget proposes a 35% reduction to the Office of Civil Rights.

You will agree that this budget reduces, you're proposing to reduce funding for the Department by 35%?

Very sadly, I think we’re going to test this untested question about whether the program can run on a judicial certification alone.