Bruce Rubenstein News Today

An internal audit of the fund revealed months ago that it had been mismanaged on numerous fronts — with an undetermined amount possibly missing.

Coleman made his announcement Wednesday at the Artists Collective on Albany Avenue in the city’s North End.

Superior Court senior Judge Eric Coleman, a Bloomfield resident, is exploring a run for mayor challenging incumbent Luke Bronin.

The Charter Revision Commission has forwarded a proposed revised charter to the Hartford City Council for consideration at the council’s next meeting on Monday. Commission Chairman James Woulfe touted the proposed revisions, though not everyone agreed.

Three city councilors took the unusual position of abstaining from voting on a replacement to Hartford’s Charter Revision Commission on Monday evening following a pointed discussion on concerns about the commission’s transparency.

Edward Marcus, a Democratic Party stalwart who served as state party chairman and Senate majority leader, died at 94.

Six of the 14 members of Hartford’s Charter Revision Commission have stepped aside, but not fully resigned, following allegations of side meetings between other members of the commission and City Hall officials to ensure certain measures were not adopted.

What do you get when you combine a St. Louis Park fine art gallery, a gang of burglars, some Chicago wiseguys, an exotic, coke-snorting Northwest Airlines flight attendant, a part-time magician and his charismatic wife and daughter?

A Hartford city council member spent $3,500 of city money on small gifts for city employees from a local company owned by his daughters, potentially violating the city’s ethics code.

Hyatt Hotels Corporation [NYSE: H] and Relevant Group today announced the opening of tommie Hollywood, a lifestyle hotel located in the heart of Hollywood near Sunset Boulevard. The property joins the JdV by Hyatt brand and appeals to the modern spirited traveler looking for authenticity, originality, and convenience.