Gov. Ned Lamont’s recent veto of HB 5002, a sweeping housing reform bill, is the latest act in this theater of quiet cruelty.

Lamont should not seek a third term as governor. Our Connecticut Democratic Party should choose a new leader to steer our ...

Immediately after signing the bills, Lamont reiterated his support for a chief cause of concern among climate advocates: ...

Gov. Ned Lamont has turned to repairing relationships frayed by his vetoes of priorities of Democrats and party legislative ...

Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont, a Democrat, joined "The Takeout" to discuss the Trump budget bill making its way through the ...

In fact, at least one Connecticut lawmaker says Gov. Ned Lamont, a proudly moderate Democrat, should expect a primary ...

After the unit announced its plans, SEBAC said it ‘would not expect a single one of our units to accept’ Lamont’s wage freeze ...

In Connecticut, we invested nearly $500 million in our network infrastructure from 2020-2024 to connect more people to greater possibility.

HARTFORD — Gov. Ned Lamont has "reluctantly" vetoed the sweeping housing bill his office negotiated with legislative leaders, ...

We already saw the damage that having extreme liberal campaign centerpieces has done to our nation and the impact upon all of ...

The Times’ longtime puzzle editor, Will Shortz, is a former Stamford resident. He founded the American Crossword Puzzle ...

On June 22, 2021, Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz hands one of the pens used by Gov. Ned Lamont to sign cannabis legalization to Sen. Gary Winfield, left, and Rep. Jason Rojas.