Geraldo Reyes Jr

Monday was the first day of school in Waterbury. As students and educators acclimate to the classroom, this time of year serves as a reminder to drive safely and slow down for school buses.

Lower electric prices are on the way! The State Bond Commission approved the release of $155 million to reduce the public benefit charges on your bill.

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

Reps. Juan Candelaria, Chris Rosario, and I joined legislative leaders from all 50 states and U.S. territories to rally against racial gerrymandering and defend the legacy of the civil rights movement.

Connecticut is making major investments to upgrade rail infrastructure along the Metro-North Waterbury Branch Line, helping better connect residents to jobs, support local businesses, and strengthen our communities.

I joined advocates and my colleagues to discuss the growing urgency of addressing hunger in our communities. It was an honor to attend and receive a Legacy Award at the fifth-year celebration of Waterbury's City Youth Theatre.

It was an honor to stand with health experts, advocates, and Governor Lamont as he signed two maternal and infant health care bills into law.

I was honored to join advocates, public officials, and the community in recognizing Accessible Parking Awareness Day on July 14, a day dedicated to promoting dignity, independence, and respect for people with disabilities.