Tag: Washington
Cuomo blasts Trump effort to defund New York and other cities
“The best thing he did for New York City was leave," the governor said of Trump. "Good riddance, let him go to Florida, be careful not to get Covid.”
Westchester Medical Center in pilot visitor program; County beaches to open
Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla will be among 16 hospitals in New York state participating in a pilot program to allow family members and...
Greenwich’s Hope Hicks returns to White House as counselor to the...
After leaving Washington, she was hired as an executive vice president and chief communications officer at Fox Corp.
Washington banks on community banks
While Westchester and Fairfield are not far from Wall Street and the international banking behemoths that help the world’s economy grow, the counties are...
Acting U.S. labor secretary touts employment stats, New Rochelle roots
Pizzella said what he hears most from business leaders is, “I’ve got to find more skilled workers.”
Former Pace Law dean Alexandra Dunn tapped for EPA chemicals post
Dunn served as dean of environmental law programs from 2007-10 and taught Environmental Justice and Human Rights and the Environment as an adjunct professor at Pace Law in White Plains.
NY, CT join California, Washington in alliance to uphold Paris Climate...
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo called Trump's decision reckless, with "devastating repercussions not only for the United States, but for our planet."
S&P: Connecticut poorly prepared for recession
The first year of a moderate recession would cost Connecticut $1.15 billion in revenue; the state’s reserve fund currently stands at about $127 million.
Confidence down, CBIA survey shows
While Washington continued to put off the negotiations over the fiscal cliff in January, confidence among Connecticut's business owners took a dip.
A civility crisis
When we are demanding candidates say something nice about each other, we have a fundamental problem.
Study: Conn., NY most taxing
Connecticut, New York and New Jersey again won a dubious distinction from the Tax Foundation.
$1B renewable energy program ramps up
CL&P accepted just six Fairfield County bids under a $1 billion renewable energy program that will run two decades.
Conn. trims Aetna AARP hike
Connecticut trimmed Aetna Inc.’s request for a 12 percent premium increase on a health plan provided to AARP members.
HIX honcho: ‘We’re going to be making mistakes’
As Connecticut hired Deloitte to build a health insurance exchange, an official warned of “a bumpy road” to October 2013.