Al Paolillo

A new state online mapping tool helps residents and businesses to assess evolving property risks related to climate change such as flooding and wildfires.

Connecticut high school seniors with good grades can now earn automatic admission to several public and private colleges and universities through a new state initiative that makes applying to college easier.

About 90 measures passed during the 2025 legislative session take effect on October 1.

Every year, I take my job representing the citizens of the 97th District in New Haven very seriously. I consider it both an honor and a privilege to represent you. That is why I am proud to report that for the 2025 session, I received a perfect 100% Voting Record, meaning I was there on your behalf for 381 out of 381 House Floor votes.

Thank you for all of the trust you have placed in me.

Connecticut’s Town Aid Road (TAR) grant program is growing, rising from $60 million to $80 million in the new state budget.

Of the nearly 3,000 people killed in the September 11, 2001, attacks, 161 had ties to Connecticut. On this solemn anniversary, we reflect on the tragic events of 9/11 and honor every life taken. Their loved ones are in our hearts on this difficult day.

The Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) has announced that a wrong-way detection system will be installed in several locations, including New Haven, from September 8 through September 10.

If you know a beloved veteran who not only served our country but now continues to give back to our community, please consider nominating them for the Connecticut Veterans Hall of Fame.