How Much Funding Does Meriden Gain In Gov. Malloy's Budget Proposal?

We break down how much every Connecticut town stands to gain or lose in state aid under Malloy’s proposal.

Meriden Is Not a 'Sanctuary City,' Official Says: Report

Meriden's leaders have not filed for status as a sanctuary city, according to City Manager Guy Scaife.

Meriden State Sen. Len Suzio Meets with Constituents

Approximately 60 area taxpayers attended the Jan. 11 event. Suzio represents Cheshire, Meriden, Middlefield, Middletown, and Rockfall.

State Sen. Suzio to Host Taxpayer Forum in Meriden

The meeting is scheduled for Jan. 11.

Dentist Accused of Sex Abuse; Prom Dress Petition; Wedding Ring Found after Years: Meriden's 2016 News

Also mom killed while saving daughter, local pizzeria among state's best and more, it's the Year in Review from Meriden Patch.

Settlement Reached over Thruway Suicide in Meriden: Report

The incident occurred on I-691 in June 2013.

Meriden City Councilor Uses Meeting to Show His Support of President-Elect Trump

Republican Councilor Lenny Rich decided to send a loud message to residents and his fellow council members this week.

Sec. of State Calls for 2 Meriden Polling Sites to Receive Election Audits

To determine if machines were working properly.

Meriden Election 2016: 13th State Senate Race Is Called, Incumbents Prevail

Before you head into the voting booth on Election Day here’s information on all the candidates, polling places and more.

CT Senate Candidate Endorsed by CT Right to Life

Connecticut Right to Life's political arm announced its support for Len Suzio in the 13th Senatorial District.

Meriden Parks and Recreation Director Mark Zebora to Retire

Zebora reportedly has been with the department for 36 years.

Meriden Receives $5.7 Million in State Grants for Sponsored-Housing Projects

The money is part of $55 million state loan and grant program to help fund 13 affordable housing developments in 11 Connecticut communities.

Meriden Abandons Plan to Hire Park Rangers: Report

The proposal called for the hiring of two park rangers who would patrol the refurbished Meriden Green.

Help Wanted: Meriden Hiring Public Health Nursing Administrator

The full-time position is responsible for administering the comprehensive school nursing program.

Park Ranger Proposal in Meriden on Hold: Report

Further discussion on the plan is needed.

Meriden Police Captain Suspended with Pay over Probe into Alleged Misuse of Funds: Reports

The captain, a 19-year veteran of the force, was placed on administrative leave late last week.

Meriden Proposal to Hire 2 Park Rangers Moves Closer to Approval

The pair would provide services at the Meriden Green.

Meriden Proposal to Hire 2 Park Rangers Moves Closer to Approval

The pair would provide services at the Meriden Green.

Meriden Hires Rocky Hill Town Manager to Run Municipal Government

Guy Scaife will become the new city manager after Sept. 1.

Busted Street Light in Meriden? Call These Guys

Or click here to see the form to fill out.

Meriden Seeks $20 Million Federal Grant for Housing, Downtown Improvements

The Meriden Housing Authority is applying for the funds.

Meriden Receives $870,000 State Transportation Grant

The money is part of $11 million the state set aside for transportation improvements throughout Connecticut.

Meriden Court Loses Positions in State Layoffs

Connecticut's judicial branch is experiencing significant layoffs throughout the state.

Meriden Could Lose Millions in State Bonding Projects

The state's budget cuts out a host of initiatives around Connecticut.

Cope Wins Nomination for 5th District to Challenge Esty

Clay Cope has won the nomination to challenge Elizabeth Esty in the 5th District which includes Meriden and nearby towns.

Beware, Meriden: Phone Callers Claiming to Be the IRS Are Bogus [AUDIO]

State and local police are issuing warnings to residents not to get taken by phony telephone calls from scammers. Listen to an example.

Meriden's $190.7 Million Budget for 2016-17 Approved by City Council

The budget represents a slight increase to the mill rate.

Meriden Presidential Primary Results: Who Did Residents Vote For?

We give you a detailed breakdown of how local residents voted in the Republican and Democratic primary Tuesday.

Pawn Shop Arrest Leads to Meriden Firing a City Building Official

The arrest occurred last month.

City Shuts Down Noiise Sports Bar Following Shooting

Three people were shot and injured early Sunday.

Meriden, Middletown Nursing Homes Fined by State for Patient Injuries

The two are among seven in Connecticut to receive fines recently from the state Department of Public Health.

Meriden Regional Center to Close

Currently, the state agency spends over $1 billion to support approximately 16,000 individuals with intellectual disability.

Undercliff Facility in Meriden to Close

The closure will help the state save money.

Meriden Approves Development Deal for Former Record-Journal Building

The city purchased the property for just under $500,000 in 2014.

Meriden Moves Closer to Demolishing Mills Housing Complex

A large number of tenants still need to be relocated.

Meriden Train Station Construction Moves Forward

The work is part of the Hartford Line from New Haven to Springfield, MA.

Meriden Wins $3 Million Grant for Traffic Signals

The grant is part of a $20 million chunk of grants from the federal government.

Meriden Wins $3 Million Grant for Traffic Signals

The grant is part of a $20 million chunk of grants from the federal government.

Malloy Announces $2 Million Meriden Brownfield Cleanup Grant

A total of $8.7 million was given to help remediate previously unusable properties across the state.

Malloy Announces $2 Million Meriden Brownfield Cleanup Grant

A total of $8.7 million was given to help remediate previously unusable properties across the state.