Geraldo Reyes Jr

The state House of Representatives took a significant step toward solving the state’s fiscal crisis by securing a crucial piece of the budget puzzle – ratifying a concessions deal that is expected to save taxpayers $1.5 billion over the next two years.

House Democrats released a revised two-year proposed state budget that includes ideas from Democrats, Republicans and the governor, as well as input from municipalities, the business community, hospitals and other constituencies.

I stood today in support of House Bill 6663, which ultimately was not approved by the House of Representatives.

Cities and towns may exempt up to $20,000 or 10% of the property's assessed value for Gold Star families...it is a voluntary program, not a mandate.

Waterbury firefighters, community organizations and residents have stood strong in dealing with the aftermath of the Loundsbury Street fire.

We hosted a manufacturing fair at the State Capitol. Students from across the state met with manufacturers to talk about careers.

Project Clear Water is about making a difference in our community. You have probably seen the volunteers cleaning up the banks of the Mad River and working around the South End of Waterbury.

On Saturday, April 29th, there's a nationwide Here To Stay rally to show support for immigrants and immigrant rights. In Connecticut, supporters of Here To Stay will gather on the North Steps of the State Capitol in Hartford between 1 and 3 p.m.