Matriarch’s Death Prompts Mental Health Reckoning

“There wasn’t a time when she didn’t put a smile on my face. She was a caring person and we talked and laughed at least everyday.”

City Activates 'Severe Cold Weather Protocol,' Shares Updates On Warming Centers

Walk-in warming centers: The 180 Center, 438 East St., and Varick Memorial Church, 242 Dixwell Ave. Libraries too, during regular hours.

UPDATE: Dedicated 10-Year New Haven Firefighter, Married Father Of Two, Passes After Cancer Battle

Christopher Brainard, 36, leaves a wife, two children. Fire chief John Alston ordered all department flags lowered to half-staff for 30 days

Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro Honors Feeding Families Foundation During House Floor Remarks

Feeding Families Foundation, supported by Michael Pollack, New Haven Pizza Club, provides free caregiver meals at 6 hospitals in 5 states.

Local Activists Join Multi-State Protest Against Avelo Airlines for Contracting With ICE

Saturday at noon, immigrant rights organizations, social justice activists meet at Tweed to protest Avelo's deportation contract with ICE.

New Haven Resident Wins Big Lottery Prize

The big win came on a scratch ticket, according to the Connecticut Lottery.

Community Foundation for Greater New Haven Awards $425,000 to 44 Local Nonprofits

The Foundation’s Basic Needs Fund is distributing grants to groups serving local residents for essentials, including food, housing, heat.

Save the Sound Launches Alexander Center for Ecological Action

Center joins Ecological Restoration program, Doherty Climate and Resilience Institute to build a healthier future for the Long Island Sound.

Big Lottery Prize Sold In New Haven

The big win came on a scratch ticket, according to the Connecticut Lottery.

Making A Splash: City's Elderly Services’ New Pool Program For Seniors Going Swimmingly

Golden Swimmers is a 5-week aquatics education program offering free water aerobics, swim lessons for New Haven residents age 60+.

Pop-Up Food Pantries At NHPS Provide Groceries, Emergency Food Assistance For SNAP Recipients: Mayor

The first pop-up pantry is Friday from 4 pm to 5:30 at the Lincoln-Bassett School and next is Nov. 14 at John Martinez School in Fair Haven.

Grief, Love, And Questions Surround Newhallville Father’s Death

Family members are still searching for answers regarding the man’s death.

CitySeed, Generous Supporters Greatly Expand Farmers Market Access For SNAP Recipients Who've Lost Benefits

Long lines at CitySeed farmers markets demonstrated the need of many, as tens of thousands in New Haven lost SNAP, donors stepped up to help

New Haven Resident Wins Big Lottery Prize

The big win came on a scratch ticket, according to the Connecticut Lottery.

Beyond The Badge: Meet Officer Marlena Ofiara, Immigrant From Poland, She Joined NHPD 7 Years Ago

She's been a Field Training Officer, Crisis Negotiator, Crowd Control, Rifle Operator, and did a 6-month Special Victims Unit assignment.

Southern's Veteran, Military, Adult Learner Services Coordinator US Air Force National Veteran of the Year

Air Force vet Britt Conroy was chosen based on her outstanding interview, strong representation of the Air Force, Military Friendly® noted.

Hillhouse High School Class Of 1965 Celebrates 60th Reunion With Visit To Alma Mater

Highlights include Floyd Little Athletic Center, other major additions that reflect growth, transformation of Hillhouse over the years.

State Mark's 1st Observance of Varian Fry Day At Southern Connecticut State University

Fry, who later lived out his life in Connecticut, was an American journalist credited with helping 20000 refugees flee Nazi-occupied France.

Community Foundation for Greater New Haven Appoints Walter D. Woods SVP of Development, Donor Services

With 30 years of experience, Woods is the former vice president of philanthropy at CVS Health, and led the Humana Foundation as its CEO.

Honoring Half A Century: New Haven's Beloved Claire’s Corner Copia Celebrates 50th With Party, Cookbook

Vegetarian eatery that's shared "heartfelt, healthy food" with a large side of philanthropy, celebrates with music, giveaways Wednesday 3-5.

UPDATE: Can New Haven Beat Tulsa's Guinness World Records Title For World's Largest Pizza Party?

The sold-out ticketed record-breaking attempt on Friday was realized! It's official. It's Guinness World Records official.

New Haven Resident Wins Big Lottery Prize On Powerball Ticket

The winning ticket was sold at a business in New Haven, according to the Connecticut Lottery.

What Owners, Riders Need To Know As New E-Bike Regulations Begin Oct. 1

"The changes are designed to keep riders safe, accountable as high-powered e-bikes become more common, especially among young riders:" NHPD

Big Lottery Prize Sold In New Haven

The big win came on a Powerball ticket, according to the Connecticut Lottery.

State Honoring First Puerto Rican In American Military, New Haven's Civil War Hero, Augusto Rodriguez

Rodriguez, the Civil War 2nd Lt. in the 15th CT Infantry Regiment, was buried in Evergreen Cemetery, later interred in Bayamón, Puerto Rico.

City Pressed For Smoke Shop Crackdown

Westville residents are demanding that city officials and police officers step up enforcement against rule-breaking smoke shops.

PHOTOS: Utah Man Places 1st, Utah Woman 1st To Finish Of 48th Annual Faxon Law New Haven Labor Day Road Race

For nearly half a century, runners have pounded pavement on the streets of New Haven from the Green to Westville, in the Labor Day race.

100+ Run in 5K Fundraiser, 'Path To The Parade' For Greater New Haven St. Pat's Parade

"We created the 'Path to the Parade,' to build community spirit and promote health and wellness in a fun, family-friendly way:" John Tolbert

Cops, Community Partners, Give Away School Supplies, Host Event That Included Music, Food, Haircuts

With the successful event underway barely an hour, the line was still around the block, with hundreds of families having already been served

New Haven Mayor, Schools Superintendent Lead 'Back to School Rally' Thursday Afternoon

At Bowen Field from 2-5 p.m., entertainment, games, school supplies giveaways, 50 community organizations, health screenings, part of rally.

What To Know Now: Extreme Heat Leads To More Water Use, Which Can Stir Up Minerals That Discolor Water

It's possible this may cause tap water to look rusty, brown, or cloudy, and while generally harmless, it's not benign. Here's what to know.

Fourth Annual New Haven Black Wall Street Festival Set For Saturday

The fest features 200+ Black-owned businesses and organizations and a full line-up of Black artists and performers on the New Haven Green.

Puerto Rico Flag Raised On Green, Boricua Festival Celebrated By Mayor, City, Community Leaders

The 2025 Festival Puertorriqueño de New Haven, the annual daylong celebration of Puerto Rican culture, is set for Saturday on the Green.

Community Foundation For Greater New Haven Awards $2.8M To Local Nonprofits

The Foundation's funding prioritizes non-profits that have been federally defunded or have seen their funding cut.

ICE Arrested Cross Teen In Workplace Raid, Sent Him South; 150 Rally For His Return

An 18-year-old rising Wilbur Cross High School junior was detained by ICE in a workplace raid in Southington last week.

Yale Nurse Fighting For His Life After Feeling Ill, Community Rallies To Help

The nurse was found unresponsive at home and was put on life support.

Road Race Drops Avelo Sponsorship

After a local backlash, the road race's board has severed ties with Avelo Airlines after initially accepting a sponsorship from the company.

New Haven's Cityseed Sanctuary Kitchen Named Jacques Pépin Foundation Grant Awardee

Sanctuary Kitchen, which builds bridges, creates opportunities, uplifts refugee, immigrant chefs, is one of 17 in U.S. awarded a $10K grant.

Fair Haven Waterfront Development Planned

A developer is facing some pushback over a plan to build 70 apartments and 18,000 square feet of commercial space along the Quinnipiac River

Celebrate West Rock Ridge State Park's 50th On Hike, SCSU Symposium On Public Policy, Conservation, Education

The Southern CT State University event Sunday, honors the life/legacy of late biology professor/environmental advocate Dr. Stephen Collins.