CONNECTICUT, USA — Connecticut is "The Pizza State," according to a new license plate available through Connecticut Foodshare. The license plate, which follows the state's declaration as pizza capital ...

If you're proud of Connecticut's self-proclaimed status as the "pizza capital" of the United States, you'll soon have a chance to show it on your vehicle. Gov. Ned Lamont on Monday unveiled the first ...

The state is serving up a new license plate to honor the “Pizza Capital of the United States.” On Monday, during an event held at Connecticut Foodshare in Wallingford, Gov. Ned Lamont unveiled the new ...

Jason Jakubowski of Connecticut Foodshare, DMV Commissioner Tony Guerrera, Gov. Ned Lamont and state marketing officer Anthony Anthony with the pizza plate on July 28, 2025 in Walingford. Credit: mark ...

New pizza-themed license plates are driving around the pizza capital of the United States, the state of Connecticut, as of March 14. The hallmark of most states is the license plates tacked onto the ...

CONNECTICUT (WTNH) — A new pizza plate is available for Connecticut residents, though it might not be what you’re expecting. On Monday, Connecticut Foodshare and the Department of Motor Vehicles ...

Our obnoxious neighbors to the Northeast have committed yet another act of aggression in the great pizza war. Connecticut — the state that has spent more time talking about how great their pizza is ...

Connecticut has launched a new specialty license plate to celebrate its designation as “Pizza Capital of the United States." Proceeds from its purchase will benefit Connecticut Foodshare, the state’s ...

Jacob Jakubowski, CEO of Connecticut Foodshare, Tony Guerrera, Commissioner of the Department of Motor Vehicles, Gov. Ned Lamont, and Anthony Anthony, Chief Marketing Officer of Statewide Marketing & ...

The Connecticut Pizza State license plate is now available. Gov. Ned Lamont declared Connecticut the Pizza Capital of the United States and now the pizza plate is available as of Monday. The pizza ...

The new license plate was first introduced in Senate Bill 291 by state Sen. Steve Gooch, a Republican, and signed by Georgia ...