James Sánchez

A number of new laws that we passed during the 2025 legislative session took effect on October 1. They affect all kinds of issues including senior safety, e-bikes, motorcycles, street takeovers, and much more.

We're celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month and honoring generations of resilience and creativity. Last week, my friends and colleagues raised the Puerto Rican flag at the Capitol days before the Puerto Rican Day Parade.

The Generation Power CT Emergency Energy Assistance Program, formerly known as Operation Fuel, is accepting applications. This program provides up to $500 toward a future fuel delivery or a past-due utility bill.

There are plenty of ways to save on back-to-school supplies this month from Sales Tax-Free Week and free giveaways.

Lower electric prices are on the way after the state released millions in funds to reduce the public benefit charges on your bill.

You're invited to join me for National Night Out, which is an opportunity to bring police and neighbors together under positive circumstances. A nonprofit is offering free home repairs to local veterans and their spouses.

Join me at National Night Out at Goodwin Park on August 5. The community can meet with police and develop bonds in a stress-free environment. 

Connecticut is suing the Trump administration over its unconstitutional decision to freeze $6.8 billion in federal education, including $3.1 million at Hartford and West Hartford Public Schools.