🌱 Patch AM: New Haven Man, 20, Faces Myriad Charges in Shooting, Attempted Car Jacking Of Yale Hospital Employee: PD

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New Haven Gas Prices Run About 4 Cents Above State Average As Prices Falling

New Haven drivers are paying about $4.28 a gallon, compared with $4.24 statewide and $4.15 nationally.

New Haven Library’s Memorial Mitten Tree Returns For Winter Donations

Residents can donate new or unused winter accessories, or take what they need, at Ives Main Library through February 2027.

🌱 Patch AM: Pedestrian, 67-Year-Old Woman, Suffers Critical Injuries After Being Struck By Vehicle: Police

Happening soon: The Refugees on the New Haven Patch calendar

After Fair Haven House Fire Early Monday, GoFundMe Appeals Created For Displaced Families

Maltby Street families lost everything and were displaced after fire ripped through their home just after midnight Monday.

🌱 Patch AM: Which New Haven restaurants are offering special menus this week?

Happening soon: The Refugees on the New Haven Patch calendar

5 Things To Know In New Haven: Election Day, Ward 24 Early Voting Opens, Learn-To-Swim Grant And More

New Haven votes Tuesday, Ward 24 early voting for a Nov. 10 alder election opens Thursday and alders weigh a learn-to-swim grant.

🌱 Patch AM: Will New Haven’s beloved Union Station tunnel really be torn down?

And on the New Haven Patch calendar - Essex FilmFest

🌱 Patch AM: Coworkers Bet Wagers On Paternity Of Pregnant New Haven Dispatcher’s Baby: Lawsuit

Also check out FREE Pumpkin Decorating at Tribus Beer Co. on the New Haven Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: City Wins National Planning Award For Vision 2034, New Haven’s 10-Year Development Comprehensive Plan

And check out FREE Pumpkin Decorating at Tribus Beer Co. on the New Haven Patch calendar

Big Lottery Prizes Sold In New Haven

The big wins came on Powerball tickets that were sold in New Haven, according to the Connecticut Lottery.

🌱 Patch AM: RWA Awards $17K in Grants to Local Emergency Service Agencies Including New Haven Fire Department

Spotted on the New Haven calendar: KEEP NEW HAVEN WEIRD - Comes to East Rock

RWA Awards $17K in Grants to Local Emergency Service Agencies Including New Haven Fire Department

In honor of National First Responders Day, the NHFD award is for a specialized recovery cradle to support marine rescue/recovery operations.

5 Things To Know In New Haven: Early Voting Ends, Tax Abatement Requests, Union Station Work And More

Early voting wraps up at City Hall and SCSU, alders weigh tax relief requests and board appointments, and Union Station work goes on.

5 Things To Know In New Haven: Early Voting At 2 Sites, Ward 24 Special Election And More

Early voting opens at City Hall and SCSU, Ward 24 gets a special election and the mayor names two new social services leaders.

5 Things To Know In New Haven: Speed Camera Warnings End, Union Station Upgrades And More

New Haven's speed and red-light camera warning period ends soon, Union Station upgrades are underway, and a park cleanup is set.

'Big' Rats Take Over Apartment Complex In New Haven: Report

One resident said, “I killed a big rat with a broom. I was so mad," according to a report.

New Haven Gas Prices Above State Average As Connecticut Prices Ease

New Haven drivers are paying about $4.51 a gallon, compared with $4.45 statewide and $4.35 nationally.

NHPD Assistant Chief Bertram N. Ettienne Honored With 2026 Bereavement Care Network Community Service Award

An NHPD homicide detective and homicide unit supervisor, he dedicated years to investigating violent crime and supporting victims' families.

UPDATE: Hometown Recycling Day at Southern CT State University Set for Saturday Canceled

Given anticipated inclement weather, the event has been canceled.

State Of The Sound: The 2026 Long Island Sound Report Card Released By Save The Sound

Open water grades show continued improvement, but some LI Sound bays' water quality raises some concerns: Save the Sound

After August Storm Shuttered Lighthouse Point Park, Repairs, Restoration Complete, Park Reopens Friday

Aug. 13 storm's downburst, high winds, felled 95 trees, damaged historic carousel and other park areas, shuttered park for past month-plus.

Regional Water Authority Opens Applications for 2026 Emergency Responder Grant Program

Grants of up to $2,000 are available to local fire departments and emergency agencies that are among the 15 towns serviced by RWA.

Update: Transformer Fire Sparks Power Outage In Science Park Area: Yale Public Safety

Power has been restored, officials said.

Community Celebrates Trowbridge Recreation Center Grand Opening, Trowbridge Square Park Revitalization

The long-vacant, 100-year-old building was renovated, "reactivated," with new programming for New Haven youth, seniors, and families: Mayor.

Exploring the Jagged Edges of History: Graphic Novel 'The Black Schooner' Launch at New Haven Museum

'The Black Schooner' examines the 1839 Amistad Rebellion, from Sierra Leone to the New Haven Trials, and an unexpected abolitionist victory.

Save the Sound’s Cleanup Season Underway With New Haven's Coastal Litter Pick-up Sept. 19

New Haven's cleanup at Long Wharf, 475 Long Wharf Drive, is set for Saturday, Sept. 19, from 10 a.m. to noon.

Path to the Parade: New Haven St. Patrick's Day Parade Fundraiser 5K Run/Walk Held on Farmington Canal

Spearheaded by Branford resident/marathon guru John Tolbert, the run/walk parade fundraiser saw Madison girl, 16, lead the women's division.

Best High-End Pool Renovation Companies in Greenwich, Fairfield and New Haven: Complete 2026 Guide

Explore 2026 trends, process timelines and costs for luxury pool renovations in Connecticut's premium residential markets.

Congrats Are In Order: For 25 Years, NHPD Asst. Chief Ettienne Has Led With Passion, Dedication, Purpose

Not the loudest voice, but "his words carry the weight of a career spent serving others through empathy, compassion, and experience."

Overnight Storm Causes Significant Damage to Carousel, Fells 50 Trees, Shutters Lighthouse Point Park: Mayor

"Lighthouse Point Park is closed today and for the foreseeable future, as we work to assess the total damage and clean up the site:" Mayor.

New Haven Free Public Library's Fair Haven Branch Shuttered Starting Friday Due To Water Damage From Storms

We anticipate the repair work will take approximately three weeks, with a target reopening date of Aug. 29: NHFPL City Librarian, Director

Missing 13-Year-Old’s Body ID’d; Cause Of Death Ruled ‘Drowning’

The boy was reported missing last Thursday.

East Rock Rattled By Shooting, Explosion

A shooting at one restaurant and an explosion outside another, within less than 24 hours of each other, prompted a community meeting.

Community Cookout Calms Nerves After Tense Cop Encounter

The event took place a week after a tense encounter involving a police officer who refused to provide his name and badge number to a man.

Regional Water Authority Haz/Waste Collection Set For Saturday

Haz/waste collection for New Haven, East Haven, Branford, North Branford residents from 9 a.m. to noon at 90 Sargent Drive, in New Haven.

City's E-Scooter Program, Expands To Fair Haven, Cedar Hill, Long Wharf Neighborhoods: Mayor

Since New Haven's e-scooter program launched in May 2025, more than 23,400 unique riders have taken over 172,000 trips.

New Haven Resident Wins $100K Lottery Prize

A New Haven resident recently purchased a winning ticket at a local business, according to the Connecticut Lottery.

Friday, Mayor, Governor, State, Local, Congressional Leaders Join 1,300 Kids For LEAP's Read-In on the Green

The read-in has volunteers reading, discussing books with small groups of kids on the Green, with the goal of inspiring lifelong readers.

Some Of Regional Water Authority's 430K Customers Have Discolored Water: Here's What's Happening

15 towns in the Greater New Haven area are RWA customers. Here's what you need to know now about discolored water.

$2.9M Road Infrastructure Improvements Underway With Sections of 60 Streets Being Milled, Paved: City

Here's what you need to know about street and road miiling and paving, including all 60 street locations.

Get MORE Out of Summer 2026: Why Girl Scout Camps Are the Ultimate Experience in Connecticut

From outdoor skills to creative arts to hands-on learning, every day brings a new opportunity to try something different.

Amtrak Local Environmental Restoration Efforts

Current project sites are located along the Northeast Corridor.

Home Care For Veterans

Nearly half of all living veterans (8.1 million) are age 65 or older

Aging in Place: A 5-Step Roadmap for Living at Home Safely

Over 75% of older adults want to stay in their current homes.

The Importance of Nutrition for Seniors & Families

Good nutrition is important no matter what your age.

Misinformation by the Intelligence.

People want to stay out of politics that can’t happen. There is a deadline to be out of Afghanistan; experts say we can’t meet it.

HeartCare Associates of CT is Pleased to Welcome…

Dr. Guillaume Bassil to Our Practice

Certification Benefits for Community Health Professionals

Learn more about how becoming a certified Community Health Worker could move your career forward

Conflict of interest and Pro-se Bias.

When you represent yourself and you ARE NOT an Attorney the treatment you receive in court is the ultimate discrimination.