Is a parking spot as essential as heat and electricity? That question is now at the center of a dispute over rent at a downtown apartment b ...

I rarely comment on national or international affairs, preferring to focus on the issues and concerns affecting Norwalk.

About 25 people gathered Saturday morning near Knight Street and North Avenue for a "Signs of Fascism" protest. Good ...

In this episode of Community Ties, we talk with Sidnee Streater, psychotherapist and Multisystemic Therapy Manager at Family & Children’s Agency (FCA), ...

NORWALK, Conn. — Wall Street developer Jason Milligan is taking the city back to court. Milligan, a major area property owner ...

Ten-year-old Connor Buisson spent his summer doing something most kids his age don't get to try. He wrote, drew, and colored ...

Troupe 429, Norwalk’s LGBTQ+ bar, hosts Trivia Sundays, with five rounds for prizes that you can play solo or with a team. Happy hour runs from 7 to 8 p.m. The event is free, 21+, and the bar stays ...

The proponents of a pilot zoning overlay district for the Wall Street area told the Planning and Zoning Commission Wednesday ...

Norwalk Public Schools laid out a year’s worth of test scores, attendance numbers and growth data for the Board of Education ...

The Norwalk Conservatory of the Arts is moving its October production of “The Wild Party” to The SoNo Collection after the ...

The South Norwalk Branch Library has added a two-port electric vehicle charging station to its parking lot at 10 Washington ...

Revisions to the city's honorary street naming ordinance will be on the City Council's agenda next week. The council's Ordin ...