Who's To Blame For $702 Electric Bill?

Tenants and supporters staged a rally Tuesday to protest high utility costs, among other concerns, at their apartment complex.

Dad Awaits Reunion With Kidnapped Daughter

“It was a moment of joy,” the man said of a phone call with his long-lost daughter, “but we understand that this process is not over.”

Rescued Off New Haven St., Chappy The Seal Has Died: Mystic Aquarium

The Aquarium said late Monday that the gray seal pup's "gastrointestinal issues were too severe to treat, and he succumbed to his disease."

St. Pat's Parade, Thimble Brewery Luck Of Irish Label Contest Underway

From now until April 15 pet owners may submit a photo of their furry friend for an opportunity to be immortalized on a beer label.

Boss Threatens To Call Immigration On Ex-Worker

A pay dispute at a downtown restaurant ended with the boss threatening to call immigration authorities, & with activists demanding respect.

New Haven Resident Wins Big Lottery Prize

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

New Haven Free Public Library Foundation's Mardi Gras 2025 Set

In addition to a fun night out, at Mardi Gras, the NHFPL Foundation honors those who have positively impacted the Library and community.

Celebrated Seal Pup Chappy's Prognosis Still Guarded: Mystic Aquarium

Chappy, the gray seal pup found on an icy New Haven street, is under the care of Aquarium, who noted he was doing well then took a turn.

New Haven Resident Wins $100K Lottery Prize

The winning ticket was sold in a nearby town, according to the Connecticut Lottery.

East Rockers Reckon With Neo-Nazi Demonstration

Police said the neo-Nazi group that showed up in New Haven earlier this month targeted a community bookstore for being “pro-communist.”

Seal Checks Out Mill River District

A seal was found on the streets of New Haven over the weekend.

Call Him Chappy: Gray Seal Pup Rescued By Cops On Icy Chapel St. Named

A gray seal, who inexplicably wound up on an icy New Haven street, was saved by cops, is safe at Mystic Aquarium. And just ate his 1st fish!

Climate & Sustainability Dept, Partners Begin Energy Efficient Program

The new initiative was created to provide New Haven residents with low-cost or no-cost energy-saving home improvements.

750 Pairs of Bomba Socks Donated for Unhoused Patients in New Haven

Recipients Receiving Medical Care from Street Medicine Team of Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center; Number of Patients Has Doubled in Year

NHPD's 'Comfort Dog' Sunny In Running For America's Favorite Pet

It's all about the votes. New Haven police service dog ​Sunny, a 3-year-old yellow Lab, could be on the cover of Modern Dog.

Big Lottery Winner Sold At New Haven Store

Check out the latest winner in a CT Lottery game of $10,000 or more and find out where the lucky ticket was acquired.

Neo-Nazis Gather, Shout, Salute, Disperse

A group of neo-Nazis showed up at a long-running free bookstore, arts and nonprofit community space in New Haven on Saturday night.

Mary Ann Goodman, 'The Good Woman of New Haven,' Webinar Feb. 19

In 1872, Goodman, a free woman of African descent, bequeathed her life savings to Yale to provide scholarships for Black divinity students.

Community Exhibit: Shining Light on Truth: New Haven, Yale, & Slavery

Shares the essential role of enslaved, free Black people in New Haven, at Yale, and stories of Black New Haven, early Black Yale students.

The State Of The City Is … Onward!

Mayor Justin Elicker: "In these difficult times, I’m so grateful and proud to live in this city we all call home."

New Haven Resident Wins Big Lottery Prize

The winning ticket was sold in a nearby town, according to the Connecticut Lottery.

'Bachelor' Gives Albertus A Rose

Albertus Magnus students, faculty, and alumni came together to watch their alumnus make his debut as ABC’s newest "Bachelor."

Eviction Looms For Mom Of Three

A mom who serves as the primary caretaker for her three young disabled children is at risk of losing her home and separation from her kids.

Black History Month At New Haven Free Public Library: Celebrate Black Arts, Culture

Youth, adult programs include African storytelling, poetry readings, crafts, films, book discussions, games, author visits, dance, & music.

25 Historic New Haven Places To Visit, Part Of City's 241st Birthday

Though New Haven was incorporated in 1784, the Quinnipiac people were the first to inhabit the region, as far back as 8,000+ years ago.

New Haven Resident Wins Big Lottery Prize

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

New Haven Resident Wins Huge Prize On Scratch-Off Ticket: CT Lottery

Check out the latest winner of $10,000 or more in a CT Lottery game and find out where the lucky ticket was sold.

Calling All Pizza Lovers: This Unique New Haven Airbnb Is For You

Dubbed the "CT Pizza Palace," this Airbnb is fully decked out in its celebration of New Haven's famed dish.

Teen Homicide Victim Mourned As ​'Beautiful Spirit'

The 17-year-old was recently shot and killed in New Haven, less than two weeks after his friend was also shot to death in the city.

Santa Paws At Tweed New Haven Airport Hosted By Avelo Airlines

Thursday, on its busiest travel day "so far" at Tweed-New Haven Airport, Avelo Airlines hosted its now-annual 'Santa Paws' event.

Big Changes Eyed For The Green

​An ice skating rink. An “interactive” fountain. A cafe. A new business plaza. The New Haven Green could look pretty different soon.

Conversation With Educator Julia Miller At New Haven Museum On Dec. 11

Join Inspiration in Education talk with Babz Rawls-Ivy and Miller, NHPS 2024 Teacher of the Year and 2025 Connecticut Teacher of the Year.

New Haven Animal Shelter Asks For Public For Info On Abandoned Dog

Found Wednesday, he was left in a crate with all his belongings by a dumpster in Monterey Place: Robin I. Kroogman New Haven Animal Shelter.

Big Lottery Prize Sold In New Haven

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

New Haven Free Public Library 2023-24 Annual Report Now Online

Building Community, Transforming Lives: The New Haven Free Public Library shares its annual report with the community it serves.

Group Of Teens Robbed Autistic Man Of Shoes, Hat On Whalley Ave: PD

Cops, city’s Office of Youth Services presented the man with 2 new pairs of kicks; a happy ending, though teens responsible not caught.

Symphony Lights A Creative Fire

A symphony orchestra in a vast concert hall. Ballet dancers, barefoot. A spoken-word poet and a singer. A traditional African drummer.

158 Westville Apartments Sell For $28M

The properties last sold for $15.3 million in 2004 & were most recently appraised by the city for tax purposes for a combined $19.1 million.

Donation Paves Way For Police Narcan

Every New Haven police officer may soon carry overdose-reversing medication — in a donated pouch on their uniform’s vest.

Mayor Celebrates New Haven's Perfect Score By Human Rights Campaign

2024 Municipal Equality Index, an assessment of LGBTQ+ equality in areas of municipal policies, law, services, gives City a score of 100.