A New Haven police officer retired after an Internal Affairs (IA) investigation found that he made unprofessional comments in ...

High school senior Charlotte Stover joined over 200 people protesting immigration enforcement outside City Hall early Friday afternoon. Stover wasn’t at school because she wanted to participate in a ...

A Livable City Initiative (LCI) hearing officer approved the Elicker administration's request on Thursday to impose $59,000 ...

Nearly two years after first raising concerns about how the city's school district responds to student-on-student abuse, ...

The Greater New Haven Board of Rabbis and Cantors is chaired by Rabbi Leah Cohen and consists of approximately 30 rabbis and ...

A giant, inflatable fat cat made an appearance in New Haven on Thursday, outside of a Wooster Square construction site where ...

Dedicated bus lanes going two ways on Elm. Traffic lights dynamically paced to help late buses catch up. A roundabout at the ...

In the tale read by DeLauro and written by Patty Lovell and illustrated by David Calrow, goofy, buck-toothed Molly Lou uses ...

The Board of Zoning Appeals and the City Plan Commission have granted key approvals for Rob Greenberg's local history museum ...

Starting Friday, drivers who blow by a school bus when its red lights are flashing and its stop-arm is out will receive a ...

A jury found Treyvon Battle guilty this week of shooting and killing then-27-year-old Boone (pictured) on Dickerman St. in 2017.

Yale art history prof and students weren't impressed, revealing how cutting edge tech can't quite replace human curators.