Lamont to Be Sworn In as Governor, Promising ‘Fresh Start’
While Connecticut is poised Wednesday to usher in a successive Democratic top executive, Gov.-elect Ned Lamont has been insistent he represents a new beginning for the state.
CT Bond Commission OKs Millions for Development Projects
In its last meeting of outgoing Gov. Dannel Malloy’s administration, the Connecticut State Bond Commission approved millions of dollars for economic development projects, among many others.
Malloy’s Statement on September Jobs Report
Although preliminary numbers for September show a total loss of 500 jobs for that month, the August numbers were revised upwards from 1,100 jobs to a total gain of 3,300 jobs.
Malloy Budget Office Revises Deficit to Nearly $505M
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy’s budget office is predicting last fiscal year will close out with a nearly $505 million deficit.
State Joins Lawsuit to Protect Taxpayers from Cut in State and Local Tax Deduction
Connecticut joins a lawsuit to protect the state’s taxpayers from a drastic cut of the State and Local Tax (SALT deduction.
Health IT Company to Expand in Stamford
Genomic testing company Sema4 will expand in Stamford with plans to add 408 new jobs over the next five years.
Malloy Calls for More Transportation Funding
Calling the CTfastrak dedicated bus service an “unequivocal success,” Gov. Dannel Malloy renewed his support for new taxes and fees to support the state’s transportation networks.
Connecticut Judicial Branch Lays Off Another 113 Employees
The Connecticut Judicial Branch sent out another 113 layoff notices to employees last week as a result of the state’s ongoing budget crisis. The cuts, announced Monday, were spread across the state and are based on seniority. The list of employees who lost their jobs...
