Lawmakers reach late-night deal to confirm utility regulator and expand PURA membership
A late-night deal between Connecticut's governor and state lawmakers is set to assure the confirmation of a controversial ...
Key committee approves PURA chair's renomination after deal with Lamont, Democrats
Chairman Marissa Gillett cleared a key committee vote thanks, in part, to a deal between Gov. Ned Lamont and Democrats.
Legislative committee approves top utilities regulator for second term
Following a lengthy hearing Thursday, CT lawmakers voted on party lines to approve top utilities regulator Gillett for second ...
Lamont reaches deal to keep PURA Chair Gillett
Agreement would confirm Marissa Gillett's reappointment as chair of PURA while moving the regulatory body outside of the ...
CT legislators plan $40M for special education. Gov Lamont says ‘Show me how you pay for it, guys’
The Connecticut General Assembly intends to vote next week on a $40 million supplemental appropriation to help local school ...
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CT’s top utility regulator grilled over high electric rates, accusations of secrecy
A key legislative panel recommended another four year term for PURA chair Marissa Gillett on Thursday. But only after Gov.
Governor Ned Lamont and lawmakers aim to increase funding for special education
Governor Ned Lamont and lawmakers aim to increase funding for special education ...
Conn. legislators to vote next week on $40M for rising special education costs
The extra funding comes as the legislature and Gov. Ned Lamont are taking steps to shift more responsibility for special education costs to the state.
‘Not much more to cut,’ embattled chancellor says of CT college system. Students, faculty fear for funding
Fearing upcoming cuts at the federal and state levels, Connecticut public college students and administrators called ...
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Governor doesn’t believe $1.3B figure for illegals paid by state
Gov. Ned Lamont addresses nearly 300 business leaders at the annual regional chamber breakfast meeting at Fairfield University’s Leo D.
Dan Haar: CT electric rates are going up. The fight over a regulator doesn't matter. Here's why
Lawmakers in Connecticut hope Marissa Gillett can help lower electric prices. Market forces make that unlikely.