Geraldo Reyes Jr

Waterbury will receive $303,000 in state funds to cleanup and revitalize two separate projects containing blighted properties with the hope of bringing economic development and job growth to our community.

A number of new laws, which will implement meaningful change in our state, have taken effect in Connecticut as of July 1.

No matter how you are celebrating the Fourth of July, please make sure to take precautions for you and your entire family.

The city of Waterbury is celebrating the opening of its newest greenway and park, which is along the beautiful Naugatuck River.

I joined the Black and Puerto Rican Caucus to take part in a Juneteenth panel discussion and flag raising ceremony at the State Capitol. We recognized Connecticut resident Ben Haith, who designed the Juneteenth flag.

The Roberto Clemente: Life & Legacy Exhibition is on full display right now at the Mattatuck Museum in Waterbury. The display features baseball bats, cards, jerseys, towels, action figures, photographs, and so much more.

I’m proud that Waterbury will officially recognize Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha as school holidays staring next year. The Muslim population has grown exponentially in recent years, and this move shows respect, acceptance, and tolerance in our community.

Your energy bill has gone out of control this year, and this unprecedented spike has caused hardship for hundreds of individuals and families in Waterbury. The House and Senate passed a new bill, which is designed to secure energy affordability, predictability, and transparency.