Untenable Or Efficient? Budget Divides Fairfield Board: Patch PM

Here are the news stories trending in Fairfield and across Connecticut this afternoon:

Job Cuts Stay In Fairfield Budget As Spending Plan Moves Forward

"This is part of a broader reorganization," First Selectwoman Brenda Kupchick said. "It's not simply about dollars and cents.">>>Read more.

Teen Charged After Credit Cards Stolen From Fairfield Vehicle

Multiple credit cards were stolen from an unlocked vehicle, police said, one of which was later used to make a nearly $600 purchase.>>>Read more.

How Close Are Fairfield Area Hospitals To Capacity? Update

New federal data shows how the waning coronavirus epidemic is affecting hospitals in Fairfield County.>>>Read more.

2 Injured, Oil And Cargo Spill On I-95 After Overnight Crash

Two semitrailers were involved in a crash early Tuesday morning on the interstate near the Fairfield-Westport border.>>>Read more.

Headlines from across Connecticut:

• CT Coronavirus Hospitalizations and Infections Rise Overnight
• CT Has 2nd Highest Tax Rate In The Country: Report
• What Coronavirus Aid Bill Would Mean For CT
• 340-Unit Housing Complex Sold For $82 Million