Page 10 - State Ethics News Today

One of my first reporting encounters with Andrew Lavigne, a young protege of former Port Authority Chairman Scott Bates, occurred when I was trying to learn more about the startling new idea to fill i...

Seven bills requiring greater transparency from lawmakers and state boards were signed into law Friday by Gov. Josh Green.

When is the Port Authority going to tell the public what State Pier is going to cost? The public and legislators have been told for years that the GMP (Gross Maximum Price) for the project would be fi...

It is, of course, preposterous that Connecticut lawmakers are not addressing the continuing draining of unknown amounts of state money for the project at New London’s State Pier, which Gov. Ned Lamont...

Former Andover Youth Services Assistant Director Glenn Wilson has paid a $9,000 fine for violating conflict of interest law.

Along with the House Bill 5888 moving to the drafting process, state Rep. Geraldo Reyes Jr. recently released a response to the Greater Hartford’s NAACP plea to address the flooding and sewage issues in the North End of Hartford.

¡Feliz Navidad! As one Senator said in a committee meeting on Wednesday. Indeed, it was Christmastime for many under the gold dome as committees took one last opportunity to create...

Letter to the Editor praises Licking County Prosecutor Jenny Wells and her staff for ignoring politics and commitment to enforcing the law.

Questions of ethics and conflict of interest are swirling around a proposal to buy land owned by Willington’s first selectwoman’s mother-in-law.

Questions of ethics and conflict of interest are swirling around a proposal to buy land owned by Willington’s first selectwoman’s mother-in-law