Norwalk extends ban on new homeless shelters, day after Gov. Newsom threatens ‘legal action’
The Norwalk City Council on Tuesday voted to extend its moratorium on emergency shelters for the homeless as well as single-room occupancy and transitional housing after Gov. Gavin Newsom threatened the city with a potential lawsuit if the ordinance wasn’t reversed.
Norwalk police have released surveillance photos of Earl Sebastian, 72, at the South Norwalk train station Sept. 10, the morning after his family last saw him.
A local cat has the Norwalk police to thanks for saving one of its nine lives. On Monday in Huron County, officers were ...
Norwalk Public Schools Superintendent Alexandra Estrella said the district has brought in more security to its schools after ...
A collaborative effort across Norwalk will reveal youth's greatest needs and gaps in care by early 2025 amid a mental health ...
Norwalk, CT (WFSB) – Police are investigating an online threat directed at multiple schools. While the threat did not specify ...
The Norwalk Police Department said the threat "did not specify any specific school, town or city" but could not be completely ...
NORWALK — Capri’s Cuisine in Norwalk will shutter its doors after nearly a decade in business following a legal dispute ...
Newsom on Thursday announced the signing of 32 bills into law related to housing and homelessness. He also named Norwalk, ...
An at-risk 72-year-old woman was reported missing after being last seen Thursday in Norwalk. Cynthia Audry Capobianco was last seen Thursday in the 12700 block of Norwalk Boulevard, near Imperial ...
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