Matt Ritter

Paid time off was expanded in the House. House Bill 5005 allows for the accrual of paid leave, up to 40 hours each year, for those working at least 120 days annually. Businesses that already offer paid time off are exempt.

The Huskies (back-to-back champions) visited the House Chamber.

Legislation aiming to improve the access and affordability of childcare for Connecticut families is gaining growing support from both Democrats and Republicans.

Renovation plans for the old Comet Diner will move forward with the approval of a $3.1 million state grant.

This year, HB5001 (our priority bill) is focused on elder care.

March is Women’s History Month, a time dedicated to honoring the vital role women have played in American history and learn more about their contributions.

Our Chairs of the legislature's Environment and Energy Committees have a number of ideas on how Connecticut can do its part in addressing climate change.

Opening Day of the 2024 Legislative Session was full of optimism and hope.