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Fairfield County residents earning $100,000 considered low income, study finds

June 14, 2024

CT Public | By: Abigail Brone Connecticut’s wealth gap is being brought into focus by a new report, which defined what it means to be

New Reports Show Connecticut’s Housing Crisis Continues to Worsen

June 4, 2024

CT NEWS JUNKIE | By: Jamil Ragland HARTFORD, CT – Several reports released in the past week have shown that Connecticut’s affordable housing crisis continues

CT housing progress isn’t ‘meeting the moment,’ lawmakers say

May 28, 2024

CT MIRROR | By: Ginny Monk The most recent legislative session saw the failure of two significant and controversial pieces of housing legislation: a bill

State Receives Half A Billion Dollars for Housing Choice Vouchers

May 24, 2024

CT NEWS JUNKIE | By: Jamil Ragland HARTFORD, CT – Connecticut’s congressional delegation announced this week that the state would receive over $535 million from

Child poverty forum focuses on budget impact

May 16, 2024

The Day | By Lee Howard Waterford ― A Wednesday forum on ending child poverty in Connecticut brought local legislators and statewide nonprofit advocates together to

Just cause eviction protections are essential

May 3, 2024

CT Mirror | By: Danielle Hubley, Advocacy and Education Manager, Partnership for Strong Communities As Jay Osborne with the Connecticut Tenants Union in Windham and many other

Expand the state rental assistance program

April 25, 2024

The Day | Chelsea Ross & Sarah Fox When the governor arrives at his offices in the State Capitol these days, he may notice some

CT housing advocates say they’re tired of waiting for change

April 18, 2024

CT Mirror | By: Ginny Monk “We are here today with solutions,” said Chelsea Ross, executive director of the Partnership for Strong Communities. “We are

It’s harder to afford living in Connecticut, that could also harm people’s health, Yale expert says

April 4, 2024

CT Insider | Cris Villalonga-Vivoni A minimum wage employee would have to work 97 hours per week to afford a two-bedroom apartment in the U.S. in

Lawmakers Debate Increasing Fee To File Land Records In Support Of Community Investment Account

March 13, 2024

CT News Junkie | Coral Aponte HARTFORD, CT – Something that hasn’t been hit by inflation? Fees to file land records in Connecticut. But a

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