Pietro Rotondo shares with Patch why he should be elected to serve the 137th State House District in Norwalk.
Tracy Marra shares with Patch why she should be re-elected to serve the 141st State House District in Norwalk and Darien.
Martin Tagliaferro shares with Patch why he should be elected to serve the 25th Senate District in Norwalk and Darien.
Bob Duff shares with Patch why he should be re-elected to serve the 25th Senate District in Norwalk and Darien.
In light of National Preparedness Month, city officials encourage residents to make a plan for disasters and emergencies this fall.
The city will host a hybrid budget public hearing ahead of the development of the fiscal year 2025-2026 operating and capital budgets.
Officer Christopher Holms recently retired after "proudly and faithfully serving the Norwalk Police Department" for 27 years.
The city has announced major rating agencies have reaffirmed the Norwalk's "AAA" bond rating with a stable outlook.
Norwalk residents casted their votes Tuesday in several primary races.
Mayor Harry Rilling presented the 2024 Mayor's Ball beneficiaries, Person to Person and the Norwalk Housing Foundation, with $50,000.
The Norwalk Tax Collector's office will conduct a sale of tax-delinquent properties in September, according to the city.
Winners of Connecticut's Aug. 13 primary races will advance to become their party's banner bearer in the general election.
Nicolé Eaddy was appointed to fill the District C council seat previously held by Jenn McMurrer, who resigned earlier this month.
Mayor Harry Rilling and other city and state officials celebrated the opening of a brand new playground at Flax Hill Park this week.
Norwalk and state officials recently broke ground on the city's Lockwood Lane and Heather Lane storm drainage improvement project.
Mayor Harry Rilling has announced the city of Norwalk recently switched from Code Red to Everbridge for its emergency notification system.
City and library officials recently unveiled several enhancements and renovations to the first floor of the South Norwalk Library.
The town clerk's office announced this week the city's 2024 dog licenses are now available for registration in Norwalk.
Gov. Ned Lamont announced the release of $26.3 million in state grants to support environmental cleanups, including in Norwalk.
The funds were recently approved by the State Bond Commission.
The bond agenda includes $300,000 for new dressing rooms, production facilities, and other amenities at the Music Theatre of Connecticut.
The city will receive $400,000 in federal funding to develop a comprehensive safety action plan to support traffic safety projects.
Police said two Norwalk officers were named Officers of the Month for saving the life of an injured construction worker.
The city has been awarded over $21.5 million in grant funding to improve the heating and cooling systems in six Norwalk schools.
Republican state Rep. Tracy Marra ran unopposed in 2022. The 141st House District covers parts of Darien and Rowayton.
Staff members of a pizzeria and a burger restaurant were honored this week for saving a man's life after a brush fire broke out in Norwalk.
Gov. Lamont said the state DOT will receive $3 million in emergency relief funds to reconstruct a Norwalk bridge damaged by a fiery crash.
City officials celebrated the playground's reopening this week after renovations that included updated equipment and PIP surface materials.
Recent improvements include a new left turn arrow on West Rocks Road and some sidewalk repairs, according to Sen. Majority Leader Bob Duff.
Norwalk police will plant a pinwheel garden during an event at their headquarters in honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month.
The program asks residents to bring their unwanted mattresses and box springs to the Norwalk Public Works Center so they can be recycled.
Senate Majority Leader Bob Duff has announced a state grant of nearly $600,000 for Norwalk-based nonprofit STAR Inc.
Besides Donald Trump and Joe Biden there were several names on the ballots for Norwalk residents to choose from.
Police Lt. Thomas Roncinske recently retired after proudly and faithfully serving the Norwalk community for 35 years.
He will fill a vacancy left by Henry Dachowitz, who departed as the city's CFO in December 2023.
The city has activated a new reservation system for reserving Norwalk's outdoor pickleball and tennis courts, effective this week.
Norwalk Deputy Police Chief Terrence Blake recently graduated as a member of the 289th session of the FBI National Academy.
The proposed project aims to build on the work of the Norwalk Redevelopment Agency by improving pedestrian safety.
The city is now hiring a public safety telecommunicator for the Norwalk Police Department; those interested are encouraged to apply.
Mayor Harry Rilling said City Hall will remain closed Tuesday due to weather conditions.