Geraldo Reyes Jr

The fire danger remains extreme in Waterbury, and an emergency burn ban remains in effect. The community unveiled a beautiful mural honoring the life of a local man who was enslaved.

I encourage everyone to make their voices heard on Election Day. Every vote matters, and your participation can make a difference.

Despite our best efforts, the Abbott Terrace Health Center in Waterbury is moving forward with plans to close in November.

Early voting is underway across the state, and we had an amazing turnout in Waterbury. On Monday, about 500 people cast a ballot at City Hall.

Train service will resume on the Metro-North Waterbury Branch Line on Monday, October 28.

The general election is just a few weeks away, and you have an opportunity to vote early. Latino and Hispanic voices are speaking up about protecting our communities with more environmental justice laws.

It was an extraordinary honor to make history and unveil the new sign renaming a local school after a prominent Hispanic American for the first time in Waterbury.

The largest multi-cultural festival in New England featured 110 countries that marched, danced, played music, or cooked up some delicious meals in our city last Saturday. Organizers estimate that we hit a new attendance record as more than 15,000 people took part and enjoyed the festivities.