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CTLN Opinion+: Tom Hennick

Bryan Zapata / November 26, 2021

Public Education Officer of Connecticut Freedom of Information Commission on keeping the work of government transparent

Hugo Balta / October 15, 2021

Commissioner of the Department of Correction on resources and programs to guide troubled youth

Hugo Balta / October 1, 2021

Executive Director of Community Partners in Action speaks about restoring voting rights for former prisoners

Just days after Mayor Justin Elicker announced the retirement of Chief Otoniel Reyes New Haven’s Police Department – Reyes was

Hugo Balta / July 15, 2020

He was a kid who loved to make others laugh. At Garrison “Red” Nieves’s funeral, his family was surrounded by

News Editor / December 2, 2019

UPDATE 1/8/20: Mario Aguilar Castañon is beginning the new year free with his family and friends. Aguilar Castañon was granted

News Editor / November 13, 2019

“ICE’s continuously willful and capricious actions are putting my mom’s life in danger.”
Cristian Padilla Romero

News Editor / October 16, 2019

Workers with the Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) filed a discrimination lawsuit against the department, according to an article by

News Editor / August 21, 2019

Consumers will have to take their own shopping bags or pay 10 cents per bag at the store to carry

News Editor / August 9, 2019

UPDATE 8/9/19 – Jeffrey Hanson was arrested, accused of threatening comments he posted on Facebook regarding Saturday’s Puerto Rican festival

An analysis of 2017 police traffic stops found that Latino and black drivers were pulled over at higher rates and

“The sole stated reason — seems to have been contrived”
-John Glover Roberts Jr., Chief Justice of the United States