Protesters went to court in support of a 22-year-old homeless man who has been locked up for three weeks for a can-throwing bomb scare.
A mainstay for burgers and fries could next become a site for pumping gas and charging electric cars under a redevelopment proposal.
A vacant former car rental center is slated to become two new apartments after gaining the approval of the Board of Zoning Appeals.
New Haven delegates and CT politicians kicked off their time at the Chicago DNC at a so-called “America’s Second Best Pizza” luncheon.
One of the city’s go-to homeless shelter contractors is slated to revive a shuttered 65-bed facility on Grand Avenue.
A cohort of New Haven Public Schools students will begin cancer and vaccine research this fall at the newly opened laboratory facilities.
Shannon McCue has been named New Haven's Budget Director and Karen Gauthier is the new city Tax Collector, Mayor Justin Elicker announced.
Apologizing for “disappointing” the community, Hill Alder Ron Hurt has stepped down from his elected post.
Builders are ready to un-pave parking lots — and erect hundreds of new mixed-income apartments downtown.
The city is on track to forgive over $10K of interest on its last movie theater owner’s unpaid taxes bill it left behind when it left town.
The grant funds the creation of a geothermal network providing affordable, green, clean heating/cooling to Union Station and neighborhood.
A $14.5 million settlement with the estates of two men who died in a fatal fire at an illegal rooming house is heading for final approval.
For the first time in 14 years, City Hall has sent a property tax bill to the Church of Scientology for a long-vacant former furniture store
A drug rehab company that shuttered its two New Haven facilities amid two executive suicides over the last week owes the city at least $230K
The Monarch in West River transforms 1.77-acre site into 64 apartments, State & Chapel converts parking lot to 60 affordable apartments.
Stolen were dates of birth, SS#s, driver’s license numbers, financial account numbers, tax IDs, health insurance and/or medical information.
Site redevelopment at Strong School to create affordable housing units/community space and, at 80 Hamilton St., to create a city museum.
Patrick LaBuff was appointed as Emergency Management Director and Damaris Velez was appointed as the Registrar of Vital Statistics.
The grant fund, created in 2022 to support economic development in historically underserved CT communities, earmarked $3.6M for New Haven.
Opening arguments in the trial had been scheduled to start next week.
A pair of plans to build four needed houses apiece moved ahead for underused plots of Upper Westville and Newhallville.
The 2024 CT Legislative Session ended with no action on climate & environmental justice, but with some wins for healthy waters, habitats.
The company has struck a last-minute settlement in a long-standing child lead poisoning lawsuit that had been set to go to trial this week.
Nearly 50 Yale students appeared before a state judge to face criminal trespassing charges stemming from the recent protests on campus.
The board voted not to adopt a proposed resolution supporting a ceasefire in Gaza, prompting backlash from over a hundred protesters.
Hundreds turned out to offer polarized and passionate testimony during an online hearing about a resolution for a ceasefire in Gaza.
More than 1,500 pro-Palestinian protesters from across the state marched in downtown New Haven on Sunday.
A New Haven woman was among 11 people convicted of non-violent drug offenses pardoned Wednesday by President Joe Biden.
The University, Pres. Peter Salovey addressed demonstrations "advocating for Yale’s divestment from military weapons manufacturers."
An incarcerated sex offender’s nonprofit organizations received a $12M boost from a mystery lender, and then saw two lawsuits ditched.
More than 40 people were arrested early Monday morning as Yale and New Haven police cleared a student-led, pro-Palestinian tent encampment.
The appointment to the position, which is unpaid, is for an initial five-year term through December 31, 2028.
Fair Haven Community Health Clinic to get $500K for IT upgrades, new vehicle; Clifford W Beers Guidance Clinic to get $84K for new vehicle.
Besides Donald Trump and Joe Biden, there were several names on the ballots for New Haven residents to choose from.
Grants of up to $100K for 13 groups, like DAE, LEAP, fund training, instruction for 800+ young people, systemwide initiatives serves 1000s.
Tirzah Kemp is the new Director of the Department of Community Resilience and Michael Simeone is New Haven's first Chief Technology Officer.
The convenience store was barred from staying open all night after residents complained of its contribution to neighborhood crime.
The city official was found to have reported 93 marriage-seeking couples to federal immigration authorities and arbitrarily denied services.
Mayor, chief, testify before Public Safety & Security Committee on bill to strengthen city's ability to combat illegal dirt bikes, ATVs.
The project is “of local importance and large regional significance,” city officials said of New Haven’s addition to the Shoreline Greenway.