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Lamont vetoes controversial Connecticut housing bill, citing concerns over local control
HARTFORD — Gov. Ned Lamont has "reluctantly" vetoed the sweeping housing bill his office negotiated with legislative leaders, arguing Monday the proposal goes too far in encouraging Connecticut towns to zone for affordable units.
It also comes after an expansive bill regulating AI in Connecticut stalled in the legislature for the second straight year. ...
Two days after an unplanned endorsement of Andrew Cuomo for mayor of New York City, Gov. Ned Lamont shared some words of ...
Gov. Ned Lamont was sworn into office in January 2019, and now six years later he’s still vexed by the issue of shrinking health insurance options for businesses. During Hartford Business Journal’s ...
Gov. Ned Lamont signed a legislation Monday that cracks down on street takeovers in Connecticut. 3 people charged, ...
Governor Ned Lamont is paying tribute to longtime political reporter Mark Davis, who passed away this week after decades of ...
A new law aims to increase voting access for people behind bars, putting a ballot in the hands of people who can't make bail.
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