Westville Dems line up "Iowa Caucus"-style for Erick Russell.
"In the fight against climate change, every action helps make our future a little bit better."
Chapel trade gets support, Fair Haven shifts rebuffed.
Mayor Elicker digs in, readies appeal.
The "daughter of New Haven," nominated by Pres. Joe Biden, graduated from Georgetown University, was a Yale undergrad and Asst US Attorney.
Judge presses city on “Indefinite” acting chief.
Gov. Ned Lamont nominated 11 jurists to serve as judges of the CT Superior Court, with New Haven attorney Steven D. Jacobs among them.
Downtown, Wooster Square neighborhoods of State Street would be "reimagined" with new housing, retail, transit and mixed-use development.
State Street is poised to recover some of the street life it lost to urban renewal.
The grant would support the State Street realignment plan to "unlock redevelopment potential" for transit, mixed-use, retail, and housing.
Six New Haven Democrats are currently seeking the party’s nomination for some of the state’s top elections.
New Haven’s Director of Public Health has raised approximately 70 percent of her qualifying contributions for public financing.
New non-cop emergency response initiative in place without actual start date.
A community survey, town hall meetings, planned in a month-long campaign to gather input, feedback on hiring of New Haven's police chief.
With decades of experience in the public health sector, Democrat Maritza Bond hopes to be elected as CT's first Hispanic Secretary of State.
Superior Court grants local megalandlord’s lapse-of-time eviction lawsuit against Beers Street tenant.
Should New Haven use federal aid to send $500 per month to a small group of economically vulnerable residents?
Kevin Stratton will oversee emergency 911/public safety operations, and Tomi Veale will oversee programming/support services for seniors.
Mandy Management ordered to pay following housing code violations on New Haven rental properties.
Tara Knight, 56, who teaches trial practice at Yale Law School and taught criminal procedure at UConn, has been practicing law for 31 years.
Numbers still low on actual returnees to the city’s clinic for do-over shots.
New Haven’s taxable grand up a whopping total of nearly $8.9 billion.
Upper Westville alder proposes plan to give money back to qualifying families.
A fiscally optimistic address given the influx of state and federal funds and Yale's plan to pay the city $52M over the next six years.
New Haven's new “inclusionary zoning” law may not do what it’s supposed to do.
Dr. Karen DuBois-Walton, president of Elm City Communities/Housing Authority of the City of New Haven, was appointed to the board June 2020.
Elicker Administration will soon have a host of new faces.
CT chief operating officer and commissioner of the Dept. of Administrative Services, Josh Geballe, will be leaving state government.
Its environmental agenda prioritizes urgent action to address the climate crisis, reduce plastics, and defend/strengthen environmental laws.
The first phase of Connecticut’s Right to Counsel program rolled out on Monday.
Mayor Justin Elicker announced 7 appointments to lead city departments for the next 4 years including engineering, parks, and youth & rec.
If confirmed by the Senate, New Haven Public Schools, Yale and Georgetown grad Vanessa R. Avery would be the first Black woman to serve.
Alders rejected the nomination by Mayor Justin Elicker of current interim Chief Renee Domínguez to remain the city's top cop.
New deal takes first formal step towards potential approval.
The New Haven County unemployment rate improved recently, according to the newest figures.
Board of Education holds first meeting of the year.
Walker-Myers earns another two years as the head of the Board of Alders.
Masked and socially distanced, 33 locally elected officials get sworn in.
Designed by American architect Cass Gilbert, Union Station opened April 5, 1920, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The city's indoor mask mandate has been in place since Aug. 8.