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Congressman Garbarino has introduced a House resolution to ask all 50 states to include the events of September 11th in their school curriculum.
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The Massapequa Coast Little League baseball team is set to take on Honolulu tonight in the Little League world series.
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Connecticut is spending $70 million in federal coronavirus relief funding on a statewide job training program. It’s aimed at getting 6,000 people employed in skilled jobs.
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A grant will help Connecticut train and place over 2,000 people in technical jobs
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Employment data shows Long Island is lagging in job growth compared to the rest of New York and the rest of the country.
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Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim’s office has consulted with the International Association of Chiefs of Police to decide on a candidate for the city's new police chief. They have determined the new chief will not need a college degree to be considered for the job.
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New York State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli said the state’s industrial development agency program to generate jobs through tax incentives created the lowest number of positions in over a decade.
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The Connecticut Department of Labor has released the state’s May job numbers. They show that 1,600 jobs were added, and the state’s unemployment rate has fallen to 4.2%.
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At the ribbon cutting of the 914,000-square-foot complex in Stamford, Governor Ned Lamont praised Charter Communications for being a Fortune 500 company helping to keep Connecticut attractive to young workers.
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Connecticut Senate Republicans want support for their package of proposals to create more jobs in the state.