Bail reform belongs on Connecticut’s agenda
The General Assembly’s work is over, for now. A special session on the budget went longer than most expected as Gov. Dannel Malloy tried to push the second part of his Second Chance Society, a broad...
View ArticleConnecticut rejects private developer, moves to open state-owned hotel and spa
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View ArticleMalloy to pay $300,000 for free mileage tax study
Connecticut has pledged $300,000 to study the possibility of a mileage tax but, according to Representative Gail Lavielle, the money is wasted because the state would get the results of the study...
View ArticleThe changing definition of “affordable housing”
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View ArticlePersonal care assistants claim union dues are deducted without authorization
The Department of Social Services confirmed that it is “looking into” claims that personal care assistants employed through private non-profit agencies are having union dues deducted from their...
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Connecticut Comptroller’s Office Doesn’t Understand the Assignment
For the second consecutive year, the Office of the State Comptroller failed to meet the statutory deadline to report on taxpayer savings generated from the 2017 State Employee Bargaining Agent...
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