Christine Stuart is the editor and owner of CTNewsJunkie, a local online news site that covers the Connecticut state legislature. She is also the editorial director at AmBizMedia and a mom. Christine's work focuses on reporting on state politics, mortgage industry news, and other national issues affecting Connecticut residents.
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Christine Stuart's coverage primarily focuses on the national real estate and financial industry, with an emphasis on citing data and government announcements. If you have relevant data or insights that shed light on trends in the housing market, mortgage industry, or personal finance, she may be interested in receiving a pitch from you.
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Mayor Joe Ganim (Christine Stuart file photo) Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim says he clinched his fourth contest against challenger John Gomes following
By: Christine Stuart
Lord Mayor of London Michael Mainelli (Christine Stuart / CTNewsJunkie photo) It's been two years since Connecticut signed an agreement with London for a
Connecticut State Police have embarked on a concerted effort to curb highway fatalities through increased traffic enforcement, spanning major roadways like Route 15, I-84, I-91, and I-95, extending even to rural roads. The initiative, already underway, leverages police data to strategically deploy additional patrols and enforcement saturation along highways witnessing a surge in crashes and fatalities, according to the Lamont administration.
By: Christine Stuart
State Rep. Maryam Khan’s assault last June prompted her and her colleagues to introduce legislation that would make it easier for police to charge someone with a hate crime, and also make it easier for a samaritan to step in without fear of prosecution.
Gov. Ned Lamont on Friday nominated 13 women and nine men as judges of the Superior Court, a move aimed at ensuring diversity and expertise within the state judiciary. Notable nominees include former Hartford Mayor Pedro E. Segarra and Christine Jean-Louis, general counsel to the lieutenant governor.
SEIU1199 members conduct a die-in on the floor of the Legislative Office Building Last year at this time, Connecticut's home care workers were staging a
By: Christine Stuart
It’s been an uphill battle for supporters of a state-based child tax credit and nothing has changed to indicate it’s going to get any easier. Supporters like Rep. Kate Farrar, D-West Hartford, said the child tax credit is "a permanent and proven way to support our families, to support our economy, to close the gaps on child poverty and to create a fair tax system."
By: Christine Stuart
File photo of former AFSCME Executive Director Sal Luciano at a Lamont campaign rally in 2018 Gov. Ned Lamont and most of Connecticut’s unionized
By: Christine Stuart
Connecticut voters are about to experience a historic shift in elections administration as early voting makes its debut for the Presidential Preference Primary. This measure allows voters to cast their ballots in-person ahead of the primary day, providing greater flexibility and accessibility in the electoral process.
By: Christine Stuart
Connecticut Child Advocate Sarah Eagan The Connecticut Office of the Child Advocate (OCA) and Disability Rights Connecticut (DRCT) have unveiled the
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