A glitch in the legislation doubling Connecticut’s bottle-deposit amount from 5 cents to 10 cents should have been obvious when it was enacted in the spring of 2021, but it took longer. Not long after ...

The public has the right to walk on even private beaches on the wet sand below high tide in most coastal states – but not in Massachusetts.

Here's what to know about the state's top-rated boardwalk. Located at the end of Ocean Avenue in New London, Ocean Beach Park is a half-mile white sand beach overlooking Long Island Sound. According ...

The issue creates traffic jams, dangerous behavior by drivers attempting to pass and frustration felt by other drivers.

While most Connecticut State Parks allow dogs with restrictions, there are important rules owners should be mindful of when ...

The new system replaces pass/fail grades with a more practical approach that categorizes violations based on actual health ...

If you’re at a beach in Stratford, you might notice more police in the area over the next few days. Stratford police say they’re cracking down on beach rules because of beach takeover event ...

NJ Lifeguard Impaled By Beach Umbrella Stake In Freak Accident, Fire Chief Says A Jersey Shore lifeguard was rushed to the hospital after being impaled by a beach umbrella stake on Wednesday, June 25, ...

The incident, first reported by the Daily Ructions blog, occurred recently at a Target in Bethel. Allie-Brennan, who serves as Chief Majority Whip in the state legislature, was reportedly arrested on ...

Dennis Police Chief John Brady announces regulations in place for Fourth of July weekend that include bayside beaches and now West Dennis Beach.

These 11 Crazy Laws in Connecticut Will Leave You Scratching Your Head In Wonder Connecticut has several unusual and outdated laws that are still officially in effect.

A new fiscal year for the state of Connecticut begins on July 1 and many new laws will take effect on that day as well, some of which were enacted as far back as the 2021 legislative session.