The wounded individual arrived at Bridgeport Hospital around 12:28 a.m., police said.
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The wounded individual arrived at Bridgeport Hospital around 12:28 a.m., police said.
A Ukrainian family in Monroe is gathering supplies and fundraising for relief efforts in Ukraine.
As part of the program, Sacred Heart will partner with SCORE, a nationwide business mentorship program with a branch in Fairfield.
Dancho, the District 10 Republican, said she has a “common sense outlook” that can help her work “in a bipartisan way.”
City Council members are frustrated to lose Tyisha Toms, an associate city attorney.
While industrial warehouse and small-scale retail spaces are in short supply, the market for office space is where there is the most availability, according to Steve Hodson, president of Hodson Realty, Inc.
Several Black Democrats in the CT Senate opposed an expanded reproduction-rights bill, citing generations of racism in the medical profession.
Police charged the man with attempted assault and other offenses after a day-long standoff with officers earlier this month.
Police said the victim was 35-year-old Michael John Bernardo III. He had ties to the local area as well as Port Saint Lucie Florida.
A New Canaan police officer was charged Thursday with explosive and weapons charges following a search of his Stratford home, the state’s attorney said.
Stamford Hospital officials said they will appeal a $12.5 million verdict handed down by a Bridgeport jury in a malpractice case.
Police said they were at the scene as of 1:20 p.m. investigating a person that was shot.
The Fairfield man, accused of yelling at and throwing a drink at the teenage employees of a smoothie shop over a drink they made for his son, has gotten a pretrial probation program.
The crash killed 78-year-old Garrett Dalton, of Ansonia.
Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim and first responders will hold a parade Thursday to show support for 6-year-old Dominick Krankall, who was badly burned last weekend.
Bridgeport jury orders Stamford Hospital to pay $12.5 million for Westport man’s death.
The incident, which took place Feb. 13, created a hole in the upper deck of the garage.
Stratford residents voiced concern with the town’s proposed budget figure for the Board of Education.
The city on Friday issued a legal opinion that the project is not allowed under zoning regulations.
The family of a 6-year-old Bridgeport boy says he suffered serious burns when he was hit by a ball doused in gasoline and set on fire.
State and Stratford police said the activity at the beach Tuesday “was part of a larger in-progress investigation.”
Entering into arbitration means the sides agree to have an independent third party adjudicate the contract based on their last, best offers — a process that can be time-consuming and costly.
The zoo has had the cow for roughly 40 years, and the zoo director said he’s not sure of her exact age, as she came to them from the now-defunct Danbury State Fair.
Miguel and Rosemarie Tomasio first opened the restaurant in 1982.
The Police Department, which had four deputy chiefs when Anthony Armeno was promoted, is now down to just one deputy chief.
A group of four children were playing with fire and gasoline while left unattended on Louisiana Avenue Sunday afternoon, a Bridgeport official said.
In addition to murder, Brandon Roberts is also charged with felony murder, first-degree robbery and carrying a pistol without a permit.
The 21st District includes parts of Stratford, Monroe, Seymour and Shelton.
An Ansonia man was charged in a July 2021 crash where he fled from police and crashed into a pedestrian and another car.
The Connecticut Supreme Court ruled a Stratford man can get a gun permit despite a New York criminal conviction.
Lawyers are scheduled to deliver their closing arguments Monday before the the judge gives jurors instructions.
The Crossroads, a 55 and older active adult community, is the first such development built in the city since the 1970s, according to the developer.
The organization was founded in 1972 and has historically advocated for Latino businesses.
The proposed amendment states that farmland with 10 acres or more may have a building to sell produce, packaged meat and poultry.
A 45-acre brush fire in Stratford broke out on Friday
The first stabbing took place on Bryant Street, while the second occurred near State Street and Iranistan Avenue. Both injuries were not life-threatening, police said.
A state House of Representatives bill that would give the Connecticut Airport Authority authority over eminent domain does not have the support of Stratford’s delegation.
There are over 25 participating eateries and businesses offering discounts and special menus from April 24 to April 30.
Bridgeport law department reverses course, blocks Fairfield U college
City officials were shocked by the bids for one East End public bathroom.
A reputed member of the Bridgeport-based Greene Homes Boyz gang pleaded guilty last year to conspiracy to engage in a pattern of racketeering activity. He received a 210-month sentence.
If jurors are convinced Brandon Roberts was acting under extreme emotional distress they could find him guilty of a lesser manslaughter charge.
A Friday morning ceremony in Bridgeport honored the 28 lives lost 35 years ago in the L’Ambiance Plaza collapse.
Bridgeport police detectives continue to probe a Thursday night shooting that left one person with non-life-threatening injuries.
Legislation dealing with union drives and voting rights was among the topics getting attention in Hartford on Thursday.
The judge told jurors he expected closing arguments Monday.
Officials said the blaze on Main Street in Seymour on Wednesday afternoon destroyed a historic building, which housed several local businesses.
One day after Gov. Ned Lamont disclosed Connecticut’s projected fiscal reserves exceed $7 billion, Republican lawmakers unveiled a $1.2 billion tax relief plan, including what would be the first income tax rate reduction in 27 years.
The legalized cannabis industry is currently treated like strip clubs and pornography shops.
Authorities in Trumbull have closed a stretch of Stonehouse Road after a crash around 11 a.m. Thursday.
Westport residents are asking for additional noise mitigation measures to be implemented in the upcoming construction on I-95.
The farm, which previously was set to receive some of the $25 million in American Rescue Plan funds, will get an additional $1 million.
During a discussion Wednesday hosted by a firm working for Tesla, advocates said the minority buyers face higher prices and interest rates in car sales.
Schools Superintendent Michael Testani made his case for more education funding to the City Council.
Police are asking residents to avoid the downtown area while the Seymour Fire Department battles a structure fire.
Brandon Roberts is facing murder, robbery and gun charges in the 2018 killing of Emily Todd of Bethel.
Carlton Fox, 37, pleaded guilty Tuesday in federal court in Bridgeport to possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime.
The Fairfield Police Department urged residents who are having an emergency in the town to call 911. The call will be routed to an area 911 center and dispatched accordingly.
The suspect was charged with voyeurism with malice and breach of peace. He was held on a $50,000 and is scheduled to appear in Bridgeport Superior Court on April 29.
Proponents say a legislative affairs office will improve the council’s work, critics call it is a waste of money.
Scores won’t be released until after the makeup session next week, even for students who weren’t affected by the power outage during last month’s test.
In court Tuesday, Todd’s mother, Jennifer Lawlor, recalled Emily dialing 911 after Roberts allegedly threatened suicide a week before Todd was killed.
The Beardsley Zoo is hiring for a number of positions including carousel operators, gift shop sales associate and admissions/ticketing associates.
Firefighers responded to the blaze at 6:08 p.m., departmental officials said.
Governor Ned Lamont, who visited the zoo Monday, said the investment would boost tourism to the city.
The trial for the suspect in the 2018 shooting of Emily Todd, 25, of Bethel, at the Bridgeport boat ramp, is scheduled to begin today in Bridgeport Superior Court.
Officials said firefighters rescued multiple pets from a fire on Fifth Street in Bridgeport over the weekend.
Both Eversource and Avangrid, the parent company of United Illuminating, say they were not under orders to suspend collection activities.
After a 51-year-old man prompted a noise complaint, he led police through a day-long standoff complete with booby traps, Milford police said.
The Stratford Zoning Commission voted down an amendment that would have allowed for multi-family housing alongside both sides of some of Broadbridge Avenue.
The house was first acquired by the previous owner’s husband John Poole in 2011 but he passed away before he could restore it. It has been sold to the Derby Historical Society to ensure it is preserved, his widow said.
BRIDGEPORT — A scheduled teleconferenced meeting for the City Council to examine one of its most important municipal budgets — for the police department — with top officials from the force was curtailed Saturday after the chief and an aide did not attend.
Whether the parties will be able to meet before the council finalizes its budget by May 10 remains to be seen.
“For us to do this and then we don’t have people to show up, it’s just not right,” said Councilman Ernie Newton, a chairman of the Budget Committee, which has been meeting almost daily with various department directors to analyze Mayor Joe Ganim’s draft of the 2022-23 municipal fiscal plan.
“This is just another poor reflection on (police) leadership,” Councilman Matthew McCarthy said.
Three different reasons were offered during the meeting for Acting Chief Rebeca Garcia’s absence: She did not want to work on Saturday; she had an unspecified prior commitment; and/or she had an unspecified health issue.
Garcia in an emailed statement to Hearst Connecticut Media afterward clarified, “I am recovering from a procedure which I respectfully will not expound upon.” But, she said, she attended “the Christian flag-raising” at City Hall for the Easter holiday and had thought her prior request to postpone her budget hearing had been accepted.
“I know the importance of the budget and the amount of time the council has dedicated to it and the personal sacrifice of each involved,” Garcia continued. “At no time should my absence be considered a disregard to the hard work and effort of all involved in the budget process. I look forward to presenting at our next meeting when...
The zoo has experienced changes from its beginnings as an entertainment venue to its present emphasis on education, conservation and outreach.
Stratford Mayor Laura Hoydick has expressed her desire to buy the airport. But do residents support spending millions on the airport?
Some members feel $9,000 a year is not enough to cover all of their expenses.
“You stole part of his youthful innocence which he will never get back,” the victim’s father said in a letter read in court.
Gilbert Gottfried — known, among other things, for his voice work in the Disney film “Aladdin” — died recently from myotonic dystrophy type two.
The Board of Education voted 8-0, with one abstention, to add the holiday for the 2023-24 school year.
The man was shot during what police suspect was a drug deal on Hubbell Avenue in Ansonia on April 5.
A tractor-trailer rolled off Interstate 95 and crashed onto Route 1 in Milford below after a three-vehicle collision on the highway, police said.
Most staffers who worked during the first year of the pandemic will receive $1,500.
The five Guinea hog piglets were born on April 9 at the Connecticut Beardsley Zoo and can be seen in their habitat with their mom.
A man was taken into custody after a brief foot chase after he allegedly stole a catalytic converter from a Milford resident’s vehicle.
Public facilities is one of the largest and most important departments in the city.
Officials in Westport plan to release a draft of its housing affordability plan in the next two weeks, according to Planning and Zoning Commission chair Danielle Dobin.
“He’s adamant that he wasn’t there and they have the wrong person,” the suspect’s lawyer said Wednesday.
Investigators looking into the disappearance of Jennifer Sullivan do not believe she is in any danger, but urged the public to report any sightings.
Healthcare expenses have been blamed for an exodus of police officers leaving the city’s force.
Wallace was known for her community advocacy work as the former assistant director of the Tinney Community Center. She died April 3 at age 89.
Myles Prendergast was charged with illegal discharge of a firearm and first-degree reckless endangerment after police said he fired 10 shots at his own car as it was being stolen.
The victim’s father objected but a Bridgeport man was allowed to accept a plea bargain for fatally shooting, burning another man.
The price tag went from $6.2 million to around $8 million on the just-opened East End building.
Authorities in Milford are remembering an officer who died in the line of duty 35 years after his death, with Tuesday marking the anniversary.
Jennifer Sullivan’s profile on a national database indicates that she hasn’t been seen or heard from since early January 2022.
Bridgeport detectives continue to probe a late-night shooting on Noble Avenue that wounded one person on Monday.
Financial totals posted late Monday with state election regulators show Gov. Ned Lamont and challenger Bob Stefanowski, in a marathon, not a sprint to November.
Bear activity has been average this year, said Will Healey, DEEP spokesman, noting that every year activity begins to kick up in late March following a “winter denning period.”
The family’s lawyer said the meeting was “restorative,” but the family still wants change to come of this and a financial settlement for their suffering.
The bakery’s owner, Maria Estrada has a long-time fondness for baking and had previously sold her cakes door-to-door.
Two men face a number of charges after they were caught in a vehicle with loaded guns, one of which had an obliterated serial number, police said.
Aphasia has garnered a lot of attention recently, following the announcement that movie star Bruce Willis is retiring from acting because he has aphasia.
The Stratford Police Department reported declines in arrests for many arrest categories, but motor vehicle and parts theft show jumps in recent years.
Observance of the Muslim holiday marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan has been a year-long goal of Erik Johnson’s eighth grade class.
Police are reminding residents to stay vigilant of their surroundings, especially in the parking lots of stores on the Route 1 corridor.
Ansonia Mayor David Cassetti accuses state Rep. Kara Rochelle of trying to “ghettoize” Ansonia.
Gov. Ned Lamont staff, Bridgeport officials privately met with M&T representatives in Bridgeport Friday.
The cell tower, which has a 176-foot antenna, will increase the coverage radius in the area further than the current set-up — a temporary truck with a 60-foot antenna called a Cell on Wheels.
Rep. Rosa DeLauro, D-3rd District, visited Sterling House to announce $13.6 million in funding for state projects, including $1.5 million to help repair efforts at the community center.
The crash has closed the left and right lanes on Interstate 95 southbound, according to the state Department of Transportation.
Mayor Rich Dziekan assigned the responsibility of answering questions from the members to Chief of Staff Walt Mayhew.
The Department of Transportation reported the crash involved a vehicle and a pedestrian Friday afternoon.
The defendant was convicted of burglaries in Milford, Monroe, Naugatuck, Trumbull, Orange, Westport, Shelton, Stratford, Fairfield, and Seymour.
Authorities said the Bridgeport man was charged in connection with a January assault on a victim who has a protective order against him.
The incident was recorded on an employee’s phone and later released on social media gaining national attention.
City officials have been working this week to issue a demolition permit to a contractor to take down the former True Pentecostal Holy Church on Barnum Avenue.
The man turned himself in and was charged with robbery, kidnapping, home invasion and other offenses related to the incident, police said Thursday.
The City Council will spend the next month reviewing the $605.1 fiscal plan.
A Fairfield man was charged this week after he allegedly had a loaded gun in his carry-on at Westchester County Airport, authorities said.
Residents expressed concern after the city experienced serveral recent violent incidents. Mayor David Cassetti said police would step up patrols.
Justin Gendron, a 22-year-old recent college graduate who was running for the state Senate in the 21st District, dropped out of the race Tuesday.
A Bridgeport man was arraigned in the 2017 fatal shooting of a Stamford man outside a Bridgeport restaurant.
The council has begun a redistricting process scheduled to conclude in June with a new map.
TEAM Inc. has canceled its annual Men Who Cook event, and is offering a digital commemorative book in place of the event.
Jair Irigoyen-Flores, 24, remained held in lieu of $1.5 million bond Wednesday.
A Milford man, arrested for threatening for shoot Bridgeport city hall employees after police mismatched his photo, has been awarded a settlement.
James Pastore was appointed the new chief public defender in Bridgeport.
Bridgeport resident Shardel Ragin, awaiting trial for another fatal shooting, has been charged with fatally shooting a Stamford resident Max Antoine outside a downtown Bridgeport restaurant in 2017.
A United Illuminating employee told police that the man caused about $10,000 worth of damage to the transformer Monday.
Derby police said the dog continues his recovery after he was found shot twice in Derby last week. His owners have since been charged.
The John Winthrop Elementary School on Eckart Street is closed again Tuesday, according to the Bridgeport Public Schools website.
Critics of the proposal had been planning to attend a zoning commission hearing this month to raise their concerns.
Stratford Public Schools have been added to the state’s Alliance District list, making additional funding for improvements available to the district.
The man allegedly “deposited numerous customers’ checks into personal bank accounts” over four years, prosecutors said.
The dog that was found shot in Derby last week had to have his leg amputated during a surgery because of the damage caused.
The clinic has also supported local youth gay-straight alliances and LGBTQ+ groups, like those at Stratford and Bunnell high schools, McKnight said.
A Bridgeport elementary school is closed Monday morning as crews work to make repairs for a water leak, according to city officials.
Officials said no one was inside the former True Pentecostal Church when the roof collapsed Sunday afternoon.
The event was held at the Total Mortgage Arena on Saturday.
All lanes of Route 111 in the area between Historic Drive and Colonial Drive are closed as police investigate a traffic incident, officials said.
MONROE — After electrical problems popped up in town last week for the third time in a two-month span, Eversource is going to be undergoing “additional work” on the town’s power infrastructure, according to media relations personnel Mitch Gross.
There were outages on March 22 and March 23, according to an Eversource report posted to the town’s Facebook page. The town said approximately 2,000 customers had some sort of power issues and 1,200 had an outage that lasted about 40 minutes.
“We clearly understand the inconveniences that those instances caused our Monroe customers and we remain committed to ensuring that we take the necessary steps to resolve them,” Gross said.
Eversource said everything required to stabilize the system was done by March 24, but the company will be replacing the two circuits that feed the substation. It is a “large project” that will take several months to finish, according to the company.
“It’s additional work to make the system more reliable, more resilient. Make it stronger,” Gross said. “We’ll do what needs to be done.”
While the town has experienced outages in recent months for an issue with a part at the substation that switches power between circuits, this was a different issue, Eversource said.
“On March 22 and 23, the switch did not fail,” Eversource said in its report. “As a result, customers did not see the on/off/on/off effect they experienced in previous events. The outages on March 22 and 23 occurred because Eversource was actively working in the area to make improvements and was...
A Bridgeport man and a Derby couple were arrested following an operation by Bridgeport Police’s narcotics unit.
M&T Bank is expects to fully integrate its technology systems and brand with the Bridgeport-based bank at some point during the third quarter of this year.
The Newfield branch on Central Avenue replaces the original, 100-year-old facility.
Officials overseeing train station parking lots say most lots are not seeing anywhere near the activity they did pre-pandemic.
Owner Libby Meissner previously said she wanted to relaunch the restaurant to stay ahead of the competition.
City Council members want Mayor Ganim to abandon the idea and focus on other needs, like a market.
There is also a new EPA office at 300 Ferry Boulevard for workers from the EPA, plus engineers and contractors.
At its meeting Thursday, the commission approved $3 million the redevelopment of the Shakespeare Theatre site in Stratford and $1.5 million for the construction of a new Veterans and First Responders Center in Trumbull..
Relatives gathered outside the couple’s home declined to comment Thursday.
Authorities in Bridgeport are working to determine where a shooting took place that landed one person in the hospital Friday morning.
Police in Derby are asking for the public’s help for any information about a German shepherd found shot multiple times.
Fairfield officials are reminding residents that dogs and horses are not allowed on town beaches until October.
The university paid $3-plus million for Monticello Gardens in the North End.
Brannon Winston, 24, was sentenced to 40 months in prison for trafficking firearms to Bridgeport, some of which were used in shootings, offi...