According to the 2026 Forbes World’s Billionaires list released earlier this week, 8 of the 15 Connecticut billionaires reside in Greenwich. The town continues to be a major hub for the world’s ultra-wealthy, particularly those in the hedge fund and investment sectors. The Greenwich list: Greenwich dominates the state’s wealth rankings, accounting for more than half of Connecticut’s billionaires. Here are the top heavyweights leading the pack: Steven Cohen: Ranks 111th globally with a net...

Greenwich's population has remained remarkably flat for over half a century. In 1970, our population was roughly 60,000; today, it sits at approximately 63,500—a modest 5% increase. However, the road experience tells a different story. In that same 50-year window, the number of registered vehicles and the frequency of daily trips have effectively doubled. On Thursday, March 12, the Department of Public Works (DPW) held a Public Comment Session for the Safe Street Greenwich Safety Action Plan....

A Greenwich resident who built a life on stolen identities—and a marriage so fake he couldn't recognize his "wife's" tattoos—is heading to federal prison. Dickson Alorwornu, 36 (alias "Dixon Al"), was sentenced this week to 48 months for a sophisticated scheme that defrauded UConn and other universities of over $500,000. The "Overfund" Hustle Operating from right here in Greenwich, Alorwornu’s scam was highly calculated: Enroll: Used stolen IDs to register as a UConn student. Overpay: ...

Greenwich recently released the results of the 2025 Resident Satisfaction Survey. The data confirms that the community remains overwhelmingly pleased with life in town. Overall Satisfaction: A staggering 89% of residents are satisfied with the quality of life in town. The Gold Standard: Public safety (Police, Fire, and GEMS) and our local parks and beaches continue to receive the highest marks from the community. The "Greenwich Curve": First Selectman Fred Camillo noted that while...

The frustration of Greenwich residents about the new school zone speed cameras has officially hit a fever pitch. At the Board of Selectmen meeting on Thursday, March 12, what was meant to be a routine update turned into a discussion of the rising number of "nasty" complaints flooding Town Hall. Your BMW Can't Go That Slow? First Selectman Fred Camillo didn't mince words, reporting that his office has been inundated with calls from residents—many of whom are not exactly using "polite"...