Norwalk's weekly rundown: upcoming meetings, meeting recaps, top stories, and weekend events, all in one place.

NORWALK, Conn. — Norwalk voters who are registered Democrats or Republicans will head to the polls on Aug. 11 to pick their party’s candidates for governor and Congress. This guide breaks down what is ...

Last week brought big news on housing, traffic rules, a fresh coat of paint downtown, a beloved arts festival, and an ...

In the 21 years since the police department’s headquarters opened, the hydraulic gates guarding the entrance to the back lot on the South M ...

A short rundown of what happened at Norwalk's city meetings this week: the decisions, the debates, and what comes next.

The Norwalk Board of Health discussed updates to some of their policies and procedures at its monthly meeting on July 28.

Ever notice the wizard in City Hall? He's tucked near the Concert Hall entrance, a long white beard hanging into an open book ...

SOS Norwalk invites autistic people, their friends, and their families to cool off with ice cream treats while kids play, in an afternoon of sweet treats, laughter, and connection. It’s a chance to ...

NORWALK, Conn. — As part of NancyOnNorwalk’s Candidate Central coverage, Republican candidate Michael Ted Goldstein answered a series of questions about his campaign for Connecticut’s 4th ...

A state office, not the city, has the final say on how large development projects address the traffic they generate on ...

The SoNo Arts Festival takes over downtown South Norwalk August 1 to 2, with over 100 juried artists, live music on three stages, family activities, and a Giant Puppet Parade, all free to attend.