While we often feel insulated in Greenwich, the events of Monday, January 12, 2026, prove that criminal tactics are evolving to exploit our most basic habits. In North Stamford (on Dunn Avenue near High Ridge Road), the convenience of "Prime" living was used as a weapon in a terrifying home invasion. Calculated deception. At approximately 11:32 am, a suspect wearing a blue Amazon-style delivery vest knocked on the door, holding a package. He claimed it required a physical signature—a ruse...

In a year that saw a massive push for a congressional stock trading ban, Connecticut's senior Senator, Richard Blumenthal (D), has emerged as the most prolific trader on Capitol Hill. According to a new report from the watchdog Common Cause, Blumenthal claimed the top spot in 2025 for both trading frequency and sheer dollar volume. Blumenthal's financial disclosures for 2025 paint a picture of very active portfolio management, much of which is attributed to family-linked real estate/hedge...

According to First Selectman Fred Camillo, some residents aren't happy about being ticketed by the town's new traffic cameras for exceeding the speed limit in Greenwich school zones. As of January 8, 2026, the trial period ended, meaning the entire town-wide system—spanning eight school zones and ten cameras—is now fully live. Real tickets are being issued at $50 for the first offense and $75 thereafter. Typically, a citation is triggered if you exceed the limit by 10 mph or more. School...