It's like the perfect Bridgeport story: The announcement comes months after warning investors in a May U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing that the company faced doubts about its ability to continue as a going concern.

Wow, a new study. And people say we can't do big things

Whole bunch of people who really want to speed through school zones

What is the point of all these studies on traffic and revenue that developers have to pay for if the town can just say "Nuh-uh" and that's the end of it? www.courant.com/2026/07/15/c...

They were fine with it when it was a giant office park, but are mad now that people might live there.

Wrote a piece w/ my CT Parking Reform Co-founder about our state’s new flexible residential parking rules. Connecticut’s new parking regs went into effect on July 1st, and our message to builders and municipalities is the same: EMBRACE PARKING FLEXIBILITY! ctmirror.org/2026/07/09/p...

How dare they take away our precious abandoned malls

Hey that's great, now how bout you fix the Larkin Trail from Southbury to Naugatuck that's been mostly out of commission since the floods nearly two years ago. It's a state park, too

Anyone who wants political advice should listen to Ben Proto, whose party wins races all the time.

Hearst CT can stop doing this any time. Extreme heat means people could die. These stories do not call for fun-in-the-summer photos.

Haar is being way too nice. Hurley should not have gone.

If this stupid exchange doesn't sum up housing in the Connecticut suburbs. Put it where it's zoned for! There is no place it's zoned for. Exactly. www.newstimes.com/news/article...

Himes: “The primary reason housing is not getting built is local and state land use policies and zoning regulations over which the federal government has very limited control, appropriately so.” I don't know about that

There's this narrative that CT students are all leaving for big SEC schools, and it's true a lot are leaving the state, but they're all going to UMass.

CT doesn't lead the U.S. in new home permits, it led the nation in the rate of increase in new home permits, which, if you start from a low number, is not all that hard to do. Headline writing! Come on!

Rousing stuff from the incumbent here: "More important, what are we going to do going forward to reduce electric costs? What are we going to do to bring down health care costs? I’m going to talk about my campaign." Chills!

I miss having a career in journalism. I don't miss my former employer

Part of this plan, should it win, would mean taking the comedy club out of downtown, a few years after it was established as a key cog of the downtown regrowth plan. Less than ideal, in that respect

“The people of this town should have the final say what they want and don’t want in their town.” Yes good idea that's the way to get things done

Hey Seymour, still time to cancel this Linda McMahon quietly plans Seymour school visit after backlash elsewhere in Connecticut www.ctpost.com/news/article...

Wow, great job, Shelton. Thanks for protecting the state from, let's see ... three single-family homes. Just imagine!

I love when they rerun headlines from 2002 Manufacturing, commercial? Bridgeport is close to choosing a future for the Remington Arms site www.ctpost.com/news/article...

Stop making everything worse for everyone

Housing is a big issue in Connecticut. Prices are rising, supply is low, etc. etc. When reporters write about it like this, saying a town is "helpless and frustrated" that it has to allow new apartments to be built, it's a choice. It makes housing sound like an imposition. Don't write like this.

Almost like we're desperately short of supply or something

"Connecticut’s racial imbalance law, which dates to the end of the Civil Rights era, was designed to prohibit racial segregation in schools" Was it, though?

The idea of a two-term Democratic governor losing a Democratic primary in CT seems insane but at some point Ned Lamont could offer something more compelling than "Check out my fiscal guardrails"

“Don’t you think I’m due this?” she asked. Honestly hard to believe this person exists

No surprise that this reporter buried the most interesting part halfway through the story A development application included over $37,250 in new fees. And the town acknowledges they recently upped their fee requirements. I wonder if that dissuades potential development?

Four years of agony? At least New Canaan is keeping things in perspective.

"High hopes for Stratford Army Engine Plant" could have been written any time from like 2002 up to today

You live in maybe the highest-opportunity location in the state and all you can think is that the chance for more people to live there is going to make your commute three minutes longer.

If this is the case, your problem isn't with the unbuilt apartments, it's with your town. Fix that. "On a good day, our streets resemble a racetrack. I have witnessed students almost getting struck while getting off the school bus. This section of Pearl Street is treacherous in rain and snow."

Maybe this will happen, but you know what doesn't help? Having an abandoned 50-year-old theater across the street that has no hope of reopening in anything like its former self. Puts a bit of a damper on the neighborhood

He can inspire? We're still doing this?

Looks like we need to break this one out again: www.niemanlab.org/2022/07/mayb... Maybe don’t illustrate your stories about lethally hot weather with fun beach pics

Bobby Sanchez somehow the most important person in CT politics Erin Stewart, accused of fraud as mayor, suspends campaign for governor ctmirror.org/2026/05/14/e...

The unspoken assumption behind a headline like this if that there is public opposition, a developer is supposed to abandon plans to build housing. If that is how it works, of course, there would be no housing at all

“And instead of talking about why voters should support him, Ryan Fazio decided to spend Mother’s Day attacking this conservative mother of two with a proven record of fighting for taxpayers.” I'm sure there have been more pathetic deflections, but I'm struggling to think of one.

Why is everyone in Connecticut scared all the time, part 10,000 www.courant.com/2026/05/06/c...

“What is at stake in H.B. 5468 is not simply homeschooling, but the meaning of liberty itself,” said Education Committee Ranking Member Sen. Eric Berthel, R-Watertown. My state senator is an embarrassment. This should be completely noncontroversial. ctmirror.org/2026/05/04/h...

Jamie Ding, a hero for our times In an early appearance, he praised New Jersey’s efforts on [housing] compared with those of New York, Connecticut and Pennsylvania. “If you’re from one of those states, then shame on you,” he said. “Build more housing.” www.nytimes.com/2026/04/27/s...

The flooding project referenced here has been in the works since I was covering business in Bridgeport, so a while back. Good bet the smokestack will be standing for a while.

The argument here was that the road is so unsafe and badly designed that we couldn't possibly put homes on it, across from a school. Maybe redesign the road? www.courant.com/2026/04/10/c...

Not only does this make sense, but it unlocks the key to the Hearst CT algorithm by putting Gilmore Girls in the headline Opinion: 'Gilmore Girls,' 'Full House" and 'Happy Days' all embraced ADUs. So should Connecticut www.ctpost.com/opinion/arti...

Not trying to pick on these people, but 145 homes will change your neighborhood. The question is why that's automatically seen as a bad thing, and why people think neighborhoods are never supposed to change

So glad Hearst CT is here to continue cataloguing the careers of present and past local TV news anchors Former WFSB reporter Eliza Kruczynski leaves TV news industry www.ctpost.com/news/article...

Of course he's running. What else is he going to do www.ctpost.com/news/article...

The Rep-Am editorial board has long been a cesspool of its own but this is bad even by their standards. FYI, plenty of other states have Just Cause in place and it's fine www.ctinsider.com/waterbury/op...

Hey that's a weird headline www.ctpost.com/entertainmen...