Here is how Norwalk residents voted for every person on the ballot including congress and their local state races.
Thousands of Norwalk residents have cast their votes in the 2022 state and federal election in a number of key races.
Here's what you need to know concerning state and federal elections in Norwalk, including the candidates, polling places, and more.
The city has announced LaToya Fernandez as Norwalk's first Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Officer.
Mayor Rilling said the city will pursue "the strictest penalties possible" after he said a historic home in town was illegally demolished.
The numbers are in for what Connecticut towns are getting under the first 12 months of the state's nip bottle surcharge program.
Dominique Johnson shares why she should be elected to serve the 143rd State House District, which covers parts of Norwalk and Westport.
The city is holding a naming contest for Norwalk's 26 snowplows. Here's how you can participate.
Everything you need to know about absentee ballots and Election Day voting in Norwalk for the election Nov. 8.
The grant is part of the state's Transit-Oriented Development Grant Program.
Two Bristol police officers were killed and another was injured while responding to a domestic call late Wednesday night, state police said.
Kadeem Roberts shares why he should be elected to serve the 137th State House District, which covers parts of Norwalk.
Luis Estrella shares why he should be elected to serve the 137th State House District, which covers parts of Norwalk.
A "celebration of life" memorial service will be held in honor of former Norwalk Mayor Bill Collins, who died earlier this year.
The city's Common Council has formed a commission tasked with completely revising Norwalk's charter, which was adopted over 100 years ago.
Officer Mike Silva recently celebrated his last day of service in Norwalk after more than 35 years with the department.
Each summer, the Mayor's Summer Youth Employment Program students are invited to both library locations for their first work experience.
The Planning and Zoning Board voted 4-3 against the proposed project.
"Before you go to vote, be aware that polling places in Norwalk have changed for many voters."
The State Bond Commission has approved a $4.5 million state investment in Norwalk's public parks, according to city officials.
The city will host a grand opening of the newly renovated pickleball and tennis courts at Woodward Avenue Park.
The city reminds Norwalk residents they have until Aug. 1 of this year to pay their property tax bills and sewer use charges.
Officer John Haggerty has officially retired after serving the Norwalk Police Department for 25 years.
Democrat Exceeds $90,000 in Total Funds Raised, Will File Papers to Receive $400,000 Clean Election Grant from State
The Norwalk Police Department swore in four new officers during a recent ceremony.
The city has partnered with CIRCA to install 13 non-invasive temporary wireless heat sensors across Norwalk.
New Canaan resident and Norwalk restaurant owner Don Mastronardi was nominated by delegates at the 142nd District Republican Convention.
City officials raised the Pride flag outside City Hall to mark the beginning of June in celebration of Pride Month.
Dog license renewals for 2022 will be available in Norwalk beginning June 1.
Dathan is running for her third term representing parts of Norwalk and New Canaan in the Connecticut House of Representatives.
The Connecticut Economic Development Association has selected Norwalk as a 2022 Gold Level Certified Community.
The city will host a household hazardous waste collection event free to Norwalk residents this summer.
The city is offering an added layer of security for property protection that Town Clerk Richard McQuaid will manage.
The city has announced the start of a partnership with HELPSY, a clothing collector that recycles unwanted clothing and other textiles.
The Yard Waste Site in Norwalk will be open for the spring, summer and fall seasons beginning this week.
Paul Cordova of Norwalk was among 53 people to become CT state police troopers last week. He's assigned to Troop G in Bridgeport.
Michael Dimeglio's guilty plea comes after he was decertified and an investigation found he "betrayed the public trust," The Hour reported.
Michelle Woods Matthews will serve as the city's new communications director, according to an announcement made by Mayor Harry Rilling.
Norwalk Police Detective William Maloney officially retired this month after more than three decades of service to the department.
City and state leaders and members of Norwalk community rallied in front of City Hall this week to stand in solidarity with Ukraine.