Jeffrey Beckham, Gov. Ned Lamont’s budget director and secretary of the Office of Policy and Management, calls mid-year budget cuts necessary with higher spending this year. (Shahrzad Rasekh/CT Mirror ...

Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont (D) is no longer interested in an electric vehicle mandate for his state. Lamont’s comments came just after President-elect Donald Trump (R) nominated former U.S ...

Jeffrey Beckham, Gov. Ned Lamont’s budget director and secretary of the Office of Policy and Management, calls mid-year budget cuts necessary with higher spending this year. (Shahrzad Rasekh/CT ...

Gov. Ned Lamont offered his holiday greetings to Connecticut residents Wednesday in a video, saying Thanksgiving is his favorite holiday, one that reminds him of “Connecticut values” and that ...

Gov. Ned Lamont is considering hiring a third-party to look into how his staff uses state-owned vehicles. Lamont confirmed he’s considering the step in response to a report on former chief of ...

Gov. Ned Lamont in July with his senior staff: from left, Matt Brokman, Jonathan Dach, Natalie Braswell and Julia Bergman. Credit: Office of the Governor The administration of Gov. Ned Lamont is ...

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HARTFORD — Gov. Ned Lamont on Monday didn't exactly tip his hand on priorities for the next two-year budget, but he admitted that expanded child care and home ownership opportunities could be ...

The administration of Gov. Ned Lamont is considering retaining outside counsel to investigate his staff’s misuse of two state cars: An SUV that a top aide acknowledges driving for personal use ...

The administration of Gov. Ned Lamont is considering retaining outside counsel to investigate his staff’s misuse of two state cars: An SUV that a top aide acknowledges driving for personal use ...

Gov. Ned Lamont said Monday the misuse of the state car pool by a senior aide was under review and most likely would result in reimbursement to the state for using a work car for personal purposes.