On the first official day of his third-term reelection campaign, Gov. Ned Lamont stopped by downtown to talk about what a ...

The Board of Education conducted its annual evaluation of Supt. Madeline Negrón orally, and not in writing, thereby ...

Mayor Justin Elicker and three other top city officials met in August with the philanthropists funding the conversion of a ...

When Kris Lebron Romero moved to New Haven from Puerto Rico in 2016, they were shocked to see the amount of food waste ...

The Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center plans to demolish a dilapidated, 130-year-old building to make room for patient parking ...

The Friends Center for Children paid $383,000 to a company co-owned by the nonprofit's director, Allyx Schiavone, to purchase ...

Amid a swirl of contradictory news about federal food stamp funding, SNAP recipients are finally seeing some grocery funds; ...

This is the question Jo March’s three sisters pose to her as she petitions them to play roles in a new script she has written ...

Anthony Campbell, who previously helmed New Haven's police department, has accepted a top university cop job in Cambridge.

Another 150 new apartments are on the rise in the Hill -- as the site of a former Liberty Street lighting manufacturer turns ...

Officially bringing to an end a 2022 federal court case brought by former Worthington Hooker School educator Jessica Light.

A key aldermanic committee voted unanimously on Wednesday night to advance a sweeping rezoning proposal to allow taller buildings, denser housing, and more flexible residential models downtown.