The landlord’s bid to evict a nonpaying tenant was turned down after a judge ruled the withholding of rent was justified.
A Community Investment Grant will be used to strengthen costal resiliency/habitat and give 18-acre Long Wharf waterfront park a facelift.
Built in Dec. 2021, the ER temporary structure was ordered closed for violating city building regs. YNHH says annex is vital for community.
Replacing long vacant parcels at 808, 848 Chapel St., they're part of Ninth Square revitalization plan near the New Haven Green.
The winning ticket was also sold by a New Haven business.
After maintaining street dining throughout the winter, 4 local restaurateurs have 5 days to dismantle their patios for 5 weeks or face fines
Submitted to FAA, see the full 206-page draft environmental review on the airport in advance of expansion plans.
"Key" intersections in Fair Haven, Dwight, the Hill, West Rock and Newhallville will see "quick build" safety upgrades and improvements.
The tenant suffered a series of setbacks after he lost “a lot of money” on his restaurant that closed months after opening in New Haven.
Mayor: The city is on "more stable financial footing, investing in traditionally underserved communities, growing in ways that uplift all."
"We should be spending much more on our students, who are facing more challenges, have more needs, than our wealthy suburban counterparts."
The hearing took place as the state has seen a sharp rise in the number of motorists, passenger, and pedestrian deaths in recent years.
The owners of a restaurant with nationally renowned chicken wings were denied in their bid to store 5 outdoor fridges in a residential area.
The 6-year contract increases wages for the 45 nurses who serve the city's schools, and the hope is the pay bump will attract other nurses.
A hardship-beset family is scrambling for a new home after an eviction order marked the culmination of months of frustrations on both sides.
Unlike many of those seeking refuge within the encampment, Nestor said he came to tent city by choice.
A developer has knocked down the former bridal shop building as it moves ahead with a long-delayed plan to build new apartments at the site.
The man was released on a $500,000 bond after a judge overturned his conviction for the murder of a 7-month-old girl in 1994.
$2M for 7 acres at 157-230 Dixwell Ave., $1.3M for 4.4 acres at 16 Miller St., and $985K for properties located at 149-169 Derby Ave.
It works with city departments, community organizations, and citizens to advance, coordinate climate, environmental sustainability policies.
The advocate has filed preliminary complaints with the DOJ, accusing the city of neglecting sidewalks to the point of violating the ADA.
The often out-of-commission elevator at the elderly apartment complex is testing the residents’ cardiovascular conditions and mobility.
The landlord has been financially penalized for the third time this year.
Looney, Paolillo follow lead of East Haven Mayor Carfora, state Sen. Cohen, environmental groups demanding a detailed, rigorous EIS study.
The "long overdue" change modernizes terminology to be more respectful and honoring of people with disabilities.
Four-year terms for local elected officials are back on the table for debate in a once-in-a-decade charter revision process.
A local investor-landlord has moved to evict everyone who lives in a three-family house — including a 76-year-old Air Force veteran.
Gov. Lamont said he'll appoint East Rock resident Alexandra Daum, current state DECD deputy commissioner, to lead CT community development.
A groundbreaking marked the beginning of construction of a bustling mini-city on the burial grounds of the old New Haven Coliseum.
State Senate Democrats Looney, Winfield reelected, all 5 Democratic state reps win, member of Congress Democrat DeLauro gets 17th term.
Here's what you need to know concerning state and federal elections in New Haven, including the candidates, polling places, and more.
Independent Party candidate Dr. Amy Chai is running for the 3rd Congressional District.
Republican Steve Orosco, a New Haven resident, is running for State Senate 11th Senate District
Green Party candidate Justin Paglino shared with Patch why he thinks he should be elected to represent the 3rd Congressional District.
That number represents the sales of the teeny booze bottles sold in the city from April 1 to Sept. 30.
Redevelopment on the former Coliseum site can finally start now that the city has officially conveyed it to a developer, officials announced
The grant to The Community Foundation supports growth for underserved businesses.
A development consortium is "moving forward with transformative mixed-use development at a significant site at Downtown Crossing:" Mayor.
Everything you need to know about absentee ballots and Election Day voting in New Haven for the election Nov. 8.
A developer plans on knocking down a handful of industrial and residential buildings to build a new 194-unit mostly luxury apartment complex