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City Food Policy Director Fired, Admin Suspended Over Credit-Card ‘Misuse’
The New Haven Police Department has been “notified about this misuse of funds and a police investigation is ongoing,” an official wrote.
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DeLauro Challenger Challenges Convention
A state Democratic Party panel is weighing a possible redo of U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro’s reelection endorsement.
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Jury Awards Morant $38M
A man who spent 21 years in jail for a 1990 double murder that he has long claimed he did not commit was awarded $38 million by a jury.
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Unilever To Open R&D Hub At Future Lab-Office Building
The multinational beauty-food-healthcare-products giant Unilever plans to invest $270 million in opening a new R&D center downtown.
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Fair Haven Dad Seeks Refuge From ICE At School
The 47-year-old man had been stopped by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer while taking his daughter to school.
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Now-Closed Crown Club Forfeits Liquor Permit
The shuttered club has agreed to return its liquor permit to the state, and to not apply for a new one for at least three years.
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Jury Awards Police Detainee $522K
A jury has awarded a 29-year-old man $522,000 after finding that two city police officers negligently inflicted “emotional distress” on him.
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Embattled Crown Club To Close
The club plans to close — four days before a state hearing about whether or not it should lose its liquor license.
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Judge Silences City Hall
A federal judge has issued a gag order to Mayor Justin Elicker and his administration regarding an ongoing wrongful-conviction trial.
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$2M Boost Celebrated For West Rock Public-Housing Redevs
A decade-long overhaul of hundreds of units of west-side public housing recently took another step forward.
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Mattei, Koh To Defend New Haven Against Feds’ ‘Sanctuary’ Suit
A former federal prosecutor and a former Yale Law School dean have agreed to represent the city pro bono in defending against a lawsuit.
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NHPS Reverses Course, Won’t Reinstate Arrested Teacher
The teacher was set to return to the classroom this week — until families and students spoke out, and the district reversed its decision.
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2 Blocks Of Chapel Go 2-Way
Crossing guards were stationed at each of the three intersections, helping pedestrians cross safely and figure out the new traffic pattern.
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Developer Buys Tandoor Building, Ex-Gas Station For $2.7M
A Queens-based developer paid a combined $2.7 million to purchase the properties.
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NHPD: Van Driver Fell Asleep Before Crash, Power Outage
The driver of a U-Haul van fell asleep behind the wheel before crashing into a utility pole & plunging part of a neighborhood into darkness.
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Ex-Sports Haven Building To Be Demolished
Because the building is listed on the New Haven Historic Resources Inventory, city law requires a 90-day delay of demolition.
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Fired Ex-Firefighter Sues New Haven For Racial Discrimination
The ex-firefighter accuses the city of racial discrimination in how it handled his arrest for sexual assault, & eventual acquittal by a jury
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Smoke Shop Shuttered After Pot Bust
The business was ordered closed after authorities conducted a raid on Tuesday morning.
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SCSU Rally Calls For ICE-Detained Student’s Release
More than 100 students, teachers, and immigrant rights advocates gathered in support of an SCSU student who has been detained by ICE.
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New Haven-Born IDF Soldier Dies In Lebanon
A 22-year-old Israel Defense Forces (IDF) soldier who was born in New Haven died this weekend during combat in southern Lebanon.
