James Sánchez

New laws that took effect on October 1 cover protections at work to your personal data and safety on our roads. The state has launched new resources to help residents understand changes to federal work requirements that may affect certain benefits.

Hispanic Heritage Month is a time to honor the history, culture, and contributions of Hispanic Americans. New, federal Medicaid rules may change your HUSKY D health care coverage in 2027.

Drivers need to remember to stop for school buses displaying flashing red lights and slow down in school zones. Help could be on the way for those struggling to pay for electric, gas, and fuel costs.

The state is investing $20 million to establish a flagship campus for the Hartford Innovation Center at State House Square in downtown Hartford.

The state is offering one-time $300 grocery benefit to some individuals who lost SNAP benefits. We expanded savings on Sales Tax-Free Week with new legislation.

Primary elections will take place on Tuesday, August 11, and early voting is underway. It's Connecticut Farmers' Market Week, a time to support our local businesses.

Several new laws that we passed during the 2026 legislative session took effect on July 1. The state is making another historic investment to help individuals and families afford high-quality child care.

Free, nutritious meals are available to all children and teens aged 18 and younger this summer. New student loan rules are affecting more than 500,000 Connecticut residents.