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Three bills being considered in New York take aim at restrictive abortions laws in other states, as a draft of a U.S. Supreme Court opinion was leaked on Monday that appears to overturn Roe v. Wade.
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By 2070, the Hamptons is predicted to be transformed into a series of islands because of climate change and rising sea levels, according to a new draft of a Coastal Assessment Resiliency Plan in the Town of East Hampton.
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A new bill in Connecticut would accelerate school financing from the state to districts with greater levels of student need.
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Two Connecticut towns will lose hundreds of thousands of dollars per year if lawmakers pass a bill that allows for a personal property tax exemption on tribal lands. The legislation is backed by the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation, which owns Foxwoods Resort Casino.
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Five nursing home facilities have been issued strike notices by members of the New England Health Care Employees Union who allege unfair labor practices across the facilities.
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Jean Speck, the Kent First Selectwoman, said tribal acknowledgement will permit the tribe a right to self-government over its land without regard to the laws of Kent and the state.
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The Municipal Accountability Review Board could have approval powers on they city's budgets, transfers, contracts, debt and labor contracts.
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Mayor Nancy Rossi said in a statement the report highlights shortcomings in internal controls and processes; some of which have already been addressed.
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Connecticut utility regulators are denying allegations they wrongly sued customers for unpaid bills at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Organizations want the state to provide an 8% increase in funding for fiscal year 2023.