State Sen. Dennis Bradley Jr., who represents Bridgeport & Stratford, and the former chair of the Bridgeport school board both face charges.
U.S. shows great variance in access and use of high-speed internet.
The new bill "bolsters our state's statute and corrects technical loopholes to better protect individuals, families, and our communities."
The former operator of several nursing homes in Connecticut embezzled millions and failed to pay around $4M in taxes, according to officials
The improvements will reduce the high levels of nitrogen discharged into Long Island Sound, Johnson Creek, and other waterways.
S. Dave Vatti fills the magistrate judge vacancy created by the retirement of Magistrate Judge William I. Garfinkel.
IRS figures allow you to compare what you’re paying in taxes with that of your Fairfield County neighbors.
The meeting focused on how compassion can create peaceful societies as well as a sense of oneness during times of crisis.
A major priority of the event was the public health response to the COVID-19 pandemic, with a focus on increasing vaccine access.
Several Bridgeport city employees are quarantining after they reportedly attended a large gathering.
A Department of Health employee said he was fired after questioning a $10,000 fine levied for COVID violations.
The state has approved funding for the project, which includes bringing in 250 jobs to the area.
Former state Sen. Edwin Gomes died due to injuries he sustained in a Bridgeport car wreck earlier this month.
Bridgeport will be in receipt of $5.4 million allocated towards expenses incurred by the city related to COVID-19.
TRASH SEEMS TO BE EVERYWHERE
Bridgeport legislator set to serve sixth term.
State Rep. Steven Stafstrom (D-Bridgeport) has been reappointed as the House chairman of the Judiciary Committee.
Let US Give Thanks TO All Service People
Sanitation and recycling pick-up will remain on schedule.
At least half of the funding will go to small businesses and nonprofits in towns and cities considered distressed municipalities.
WASHINGTON UNSURE OF BIDEN-TRUMP WAR
The move follows federal guilty pleas involving the scheme to award Armando Perez the Chief of Police position under false pretenses.
Here is how Bridgeport residents voted for every person on the ballot including president, congress and their local state races.
Events planned by outside agencies, organizations or individuals to be hosted city property have been postponed due t0 COVID-19 spread.
All voters must wear face masks.
The polls are now open in Bridgeport. Here’s everything you need to know about the candidates and where to vote.
Bridgeport residents head to the polls on Nov. 3 to vote for president, congress and several local, state races.
Officials remind residents and businesses to wear a mask, sanitize hands, stand 6’ apart, stay home if sick, and get tested frequently.
The DMV was closed for deep cleaning Thursday.
The grant money will address challenges faced by children of incarcerated parents.
One Bridgeport police officer was fired and another was penalized in connection with a 2017 incident.
Health districts across the state are receiving $20 million to help fight the spread of coronavirus.
Everything you need to know about early voting, mail-in voting and in-person voting in Bridgeport for the election Nov. 3.
COVID-19 payment programs are available.
A Bridgeport councilwoman is facing charges after a man was shot to death at the club she operates last month.
Former Police Chief Armando Perez and city personnel director David Dunn pleaded guilty to federal charges related to the chief search.
THE U.S.A.HAS COME A LONG WAY
All City of Bridgeport registered voters were mailed an absentee ballot request form with a postage paid return envelope.
Bridgeport officials will be responding to calls reported to the city hotline, as well as doing “spot checks” at local establishments.
The goal to save lives and property.