Gov. Ned Lamont will veto two bills passed by the Connecticut legislature, he announced Monday. “I don’t do a lot of vetoes,” he said at a press briefing at his office. “A veto doesn’t mean dead stop.

Gov. Ned Lamont sided with suburban towns and Republican legislators who had urged him to nix H.B. 5002 as an intrusion into ...

Gov. Ned Lamont vetoed a sweeping housing bill on Monday, saying he wants more time to work with municipalities to address ...

Gov. Ned Lamont announced his veto plans during a news conference on Monday morning. The announced veto of the striking ...

HARTFORD, Conn. — Gov. Ned Lamont Monday vetoed a controversial housing bill that aimed to address homelessness, building, ...

Lamont's announced plan to veto drew a flood of reactions Monday. Republican leaders, town officials and groups that advocate ...

Lamont tapped his family fortune to win the 2018 and 2022 campaigns for governor, spending about $25.7 million of his own ...

Governor Lamont has signed a bill to crack down on street takeovers. The bill was previously overwhelmingly approved the ...

The legislation increases penalties and fines against those involved in street takeovers and expands police departments' ...

Gov. Ned Lamont is confronting a quandary largely of his own making: Whether to sign the largest housing bill to ever reach ...