A developer plans on knocking down a handful of industrial and residential buildings to build a new 194-unit mostly luxury apartment complex
In March 2021, the city was facing a $60M+ deficit, the mayor said, adding the city has "come a long way," but has a "long way to go."
An anonymous complaint alleged that three cats died due to a lack of sufficient medical care at the shelter, which sparked an investigation.
A new truck trailer parking facility proposed for the current Sports Haven off-track-betting site would be exempt from the one-year ban.
The infrastructure funding will cover a stormwater tunnel, living shoreline project to protect Union Station, neighborhoods from flooding.
The nonprofit purchased the recently shuttered ex-pharmacy property for $2.5 million.
The first in CT, the city law allows for tenant unions to engage/involve city government and seek redress from "bad-acting mega landlords."
A fire destroyed a World War II-era single-family house, leaving it in such a dangerous state, an “immediate demolition” was required.
The redevelopment is projected to generate roughly $1 billion in economic activity and create 740 jobs in the state over the next decade.
"Open dissenter" on Russian invasion of Ukraine, Muratov is editor of Novaya Gazeta. Seven of its journalists have been murdered since 2000.
Read the full Superior Court complaint against Gabe Canestri, Sal Fusco for costs to the city for the "illegal" rally that drew 5,000 bikers
An "unofficial" dept of public works FB post reads workers "cleaned and dismantled homeless camps." Yale program denounced the action.
A new terminal will be on the east side of the airport. East Haven's mayor said, "Our town has signed nothing. We have agreed to nothing."
Russell wins race over fellow New Havener DuBois-Walton and Bhargava of Greenwich.
The stakes were high in Tuesday's primaries.
Voter confronts challenges with local mentality.
Alders vote in support of an amended version of the $53 million American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA).
State legislator voices the importance of better public education, humane prisons and fairer policing.
New Haven’s adult education system secures $20M from state Covid Capital Projects fund.
First Lady Dr. Jill Biden and Education Secretary Miguel Cardona will visit Albertus Magnus College's Horizons summer learning program.
Board of Alders votes unanimously confirming New Haven's next police chief.
Attorney John P. Doyle was appointed to succeed Patrick J. Griffin, who was recently appointed Chief State’s Attorney.
Who needs a home in New Haven? Who can afford a home in New Haven?
New Haven Democrat Exceeds $90,000 in Total Funds Raised, Will File Papers to Receive $400,000 Clean Election Grant from State
“What can I do as a governor to make life a little bit more affordable?”
State Representatives announces success, expansion of pilot program.
Abdussabur recently announced his resignation in letter addressed to Mayor Justin Elicker.
CT's first-in-the-nation Head Start on Housing pilot program would expedite access to permanent housing subsidies for Head Start families.
They'd work with the city to address "bad-acting mega-landlords on issues like excessive rent increases, substandard living conditions."
Administration says no to steering more government-backed money from companies controlled by imprisoned sex predator.
$70K will fund improvements to 27 community gardens, preserves. $60K is earmarked to help transform Kimberly Field, the Hill's biggest park.
“This is a problem we can solve."
Board of Alders approves final city budget that cuts the mill rate by over nine percent.
Brackeen launches campaign to challenge incumbent Pat Dillon for district seat in Aug. 9 party primary.
Paglino cites top priorities as he launches second bid for the U.S. Third Congressional District seat.
"It's an understatement to say that being a law enforcement officer is challenging, stressful work," newly sworn US Attorney Avery said.
After an hours-long interview, the soon-to-be former New Haven state's attorney gets the "thankless job" by the Criminal Justice Commission.
Erick Russell handily wins the state Democratic Party’s endorsement for treasurer
Vanessa Avery sworn-in: “It is an honor to return to this office, in the city where I was raised, to serve as Connecticut’s U.S. Attorney."
Lesley DeNardis won her party’s endorsement to challenge 16-term incumbent Democratic U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro this November.