Good morning, Norwalk.

Norwalk's Planning and Zoning Commission has approved the conversion of 153 East Ave. into a mixed-use building with 18 apartments, including workforce housing, and enhanced greenery.

Norwalk's Mayor Harry Rilling and Fire Chief Gino Gatto invite candidates from diverse backgrounds to apply for the Fire Department's entry-level exam on January 13, 2024, emphasizing community representation and local employment.

Allison and Austin McChord, after discovering an abandoned 125-acre island while kayaking, have committed nearly $100 million to transform it into a public park with beaches, tidal pools, and an educational center.

Norwalk's new tree master plan aims to expand the city's tree canopy to 53% by 2054, focusing on increasing greenery particularly in urban areas, and involves community engagement strategies.

Former President Donald Trump pledges to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education, raising concerns among education experts about funding and equity implications for communities and states across the country.

Connecticut, in collaboration with Reproductive Equity Now Foundation and Attorney General William Tong, introduces a free, confidential hotline offering legal advice and resources for obtaining abortion care.

The UConn women's basketball team remains unbeaten and ranked third on Carl Adamec's AP Top 25 ballot after defeating North Carolina.

Visit Santa Claus and His Loyal Elves

This festive event at Norwalk's City Hall features Santa Claus interacting with children, holiday treats, and a pop-up gift shop.

Aimee Mann Holiday Concert featuring Ted Leo

Aimee Mann and Ted Leo collaborate for a festive concert mixing original songs and classic holiday favorites at District Music Hall.

In-Person Parenting Education Program Class in Norwalk

The Family & Children's Agency is hosting an in-person Parenting Education Program (PEP) Class, which is required for obtaining a divorce in Connecticut.