Geraldo Reyes Jr

Commuters in the Greater Waterbury Area need to prepare for a huge change to their daily routine as substitute bus service will replace all trains on the Metro-North Waterbury Branch Line.

One of our beloved neighborhoods in the 75th District has been devastated by a huge fire that spread across half a city block, displacing more than a dozen residents.

Wellmore and The Village for Families & Children (The Village) announced a merger that will strengthen behavioral health services and expand access to care for more than 30,000 people across Connecticut.

I was honored to participate in an important conversation about men’s health on the Connecticut Health Report podcast with Connecticut Department of Public Health Commissioner Dr. Manisha Juthani.

New work requirements are affecting some recipients of SNAP benefits and HUSKY D recipients. Most people will not lose their benefits.

The state is taking another big step in helping redevelop Waterbury by investing $4.2 million to clean up unused and blighted properties, helping revitalize our neighborhoods, attract new businesses, create jobs, and expand housing opportunities.

A new law will strengthen recruitment and retention efforts for Connecticut’s first responders while expanding benefits.

A new law strengthens protections for children going to and from school by holding drivers accountable when they fail to stop for school buses.