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After All Things

  • Connecticut’s Secretary of the State suggests municipal elections have more oversight. Caitlyn Jenner weighs in on the recent Nassau order on transgender athletes. Governor Hochul calls for a review of New York’s legal cannabis industry. And Connecticut lawmakers call for more transparency in nursing home spending.
  • A look at Connecticut’s pickleball court-building boom! Officer Brian North is found not guilty of manslaughter. Connecticut’s Secretary of the State will testify about Bridgeport election malpractice. And Governor Hochul looks to curb retail theft in New York.
  • Construction of South Fork Wind is complete. The NAACP is concerned over the rollout of Brookhaven landfill’s closure. Connecticut DCF is getting a complete overhaul. And a Long Island roller derby league sues the Nassau County Executive.
  • New York Democrats offer alternative proposals to the governor’s budget. Connecticut Democrats consider a law to allow prescription drug imports from Canada. New York farmers say an early spring may not be as good as it sounds. And the Yale Peabody Museum will reopen this month.
  • New York Democrats release their plan to increase affordable housing. Connecticut Republicans worry an EV mandate is still on the table. One of the victims has been identified in the case of discovered human remains on Long Island. And a film created by brothers from Waterbury will premiere in their home state this week.
  • A new bill in Connecticut would allocate funding to towns for mixed-use and affordable housing. Long Island residents are confused over the release of suspects in a case of a human remains discovery. What’s really to blame for Connecticut’s low police recruitment numbers? And Governor Hochul stands by her controversial school aid proposal.
  • Is Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman’s ban on trans-women in women’s sports legal? Some Connecticut colleges are offering retirement buyouts to staff. Andrew Cuomo has been subpoenaed for his nursing home policies during the pandemic. Funds are coming soon to New York schools for EV charging stations. And one artist shares an ancient craft in New Haven.
  • Governor Hochul says she’s done a lot to curb crime in New York since taking office. Connecticut could throw more money at the Shoreline East rail project. Nassau lawmakers say they need help from the state to save the county medical center. And with Bridgeport’s mayoral election finally done, what's being done to ensure fair elections in the future?
  • Commuters into Manhattan push back on a new congestion pricing plan from the MTA. Connecticut secures $5 million from the owner of Stone Academy. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers completes its beach bolstering project in Montauk. And what’s being done with Connecticut’s opioid settlement money?
  • New congressional district maps in New York could present a tougher challenge to Republicans seeking re-election. Traffic deaths are on the rise in Connecticut. Governor Hochul expands mental health services for New York students. And a New Haven art exhibit looks to bring the city and Yale community together.