The state Energy and Environmental Protection department grant facility would support plans for the launch of citywide curbside composting.
Speakers hailed the new local regulations as promoting public health at a time when smoke shops have proliferated across New Haven.
Mayor, 75 New Haven Citywide Student Council members appeared before lawmakers, urging them to significantly increase state ed funding.
A Superior Court has upheld the $2 million annual penalty imposed by the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) against UI.
Community Investment Fund grantees are Greater Dwight Development Corp., Mary Wade Home, Mount Hope Temple, Greater New Haven United Way.
The agency is closing its main doors and shifting to remote work and satellite locations after losing millions of dollars in federal funding
$703.7 million budget, 3.6% up from previous year’s budget, "maintains city services, stability in contrast to federal cuts, uncertainty."
EPA says Dwight RE will pay $41K civil penalty, implement actions to protect renters from lead paint exposure risks in its 13 properties.
Should Connecticut movie theaters have to publish accurate start times for films and previews — or else face $1,000 false-advertising fines?
Meeting launched process to "create a collaborative plan, deepens City’s commitment to inclusive growth for Equitable Economic Development."
A new smoke shop won’t be able to open up next to a methadone clinic and a strip club after a bid to convert a vacant storefront was denied.
Wilson, 64, a Superior Court judge since 2003, was previously a New Haven Judicial District Civil Division judge and in the '90s Asst. CT AG
The plan is to create "more vibrant, connected, inclusive communities on the east and west sides of I-91, Long Wharf to Fair Haven:" City.
Mayor's Office said a news briefing was "in response to recent anti-LGBTQ+ actions, statements by President Trump and his administration."
Mayor Justin Elicker isn’t worried about being locked up, despite reports of the Trump administration possibly prosecuting local officials.
A business owner isn’t allowed to sell sodas and energy drinks at his store, but can sell cigarettes and vaping products.
The Lamont administration has launched a $25 million effort to try to build out “strategic supply chains” closer to home.
In advance of Trump administration, guide outlines city’s posture, & rights, legal services, public safety, family emergency planning info.
With mayors, schools' chiefs from CT's 5 largest cities, New Haven asked Gov., lawmakers to "more equitably support high-needs students."
CAO oversees all New Haven public safety agencies, other key departments, divisions, offices including Engineering, HR, Parks, Public Works.
Sarah French Russell, sworn as U.S. District Judge for Connecticut on Dec. 20, also lectured and taught at Yale and Quinnipiac law schools.
The funds are part of 39 grants totaling $1.4 million given to organizations and health departments around the state this quarter.
Congressional delegation representing New Haven announced funds are for environmental initiatives to build resiliency, and reduce pollution.
Phase 1A: a 200-unit residential building, 16K sf of retail space, 25K sq of public open space, and a public plaza along a retail laneway.
State grant for environmental investigation, hazardous materials survey, assessments, remedial design for properties at 71 & 89 Shelton Ave.
A highway-adjacent diner took a big step towards becoming a gas station, thanks to approvals granted by the City Plan Commission.
The Board of Alders issued a lifeline — along with a warning — to the Board of Education.
Proposed contract includes a 25% salary increase over 6 years to reward/retain current officers, a $70K starting salary to attract recruits.
In a one-month span, Bridgeport politician Wanda Geter-Pataky has served as justice of the peace in 114 marriages at New Haven City Hall.
Here is how New Haven residents voted for every person on the ballot including president, congress and their local state races.
"These results are disappointing ... but we will once again come together as a city to stand up for what is right and just:" Mayor Elicker
The polls have closed in New Haven for the 2024 elections, and here are the latest updates on how local residents voted.
Here's everything you need to know concerning state and federal elections in New Haven, including the candidates and polling places.
The city's new housing legislation includes expanding residents’ ability to join a tenants’ union, ensure affordable, safe, healthy homes.
The owner of a rental property that became the site of a fatal fire was recently fined more than $18,000 for missed inspections.
Martin Looney shares with Patch readers why he should be reelected to the State Senate 11th District, which serves New Haven and Hamden.
Each CT town/city gets 5 cents for each nip sold in that period, with New Haven topping out at 2,064,369 sold, getting a payout of $103,218.
Steve Orosco shares with Patch why he should be elected to the state Senate to represent Hamden and New Haven.
Here's what to know about the Nov. 5 state and federal election in New Haven, including the candidates, poll locations, and early voting.
Teams support 1st responders with trauma-informed direct outreach for people with coping with mental health, substance use, housing crises.