Marisol Rodriguez plans to retire from her role as principal at Family Academy of Multilingual Exploration (FAME), marking the third time so far this year that a city school leade ...

Local artist Anna Russell keeps an eye out for a two-way dirt bike takeover and a "honking symphony" amid Tuesday's traffic changeup downtown.

A Queens-based developer paid a combined $2.7 million to purchase the Tandoor Indian restaurant building, an adjacent surface parking lot, and a nearby shuttered gas station where 44 apartments have ...

Jianchao Xu applies for pretrial diversionary program, in criminal housing court appearance related to state building code violation on Avon St.

Gubernatorial challenger Josh Elliott stood before a group of New Haven Democrats Monday and claimed that Gov. Ned Lamont, a wealthy businessman and fellow Democrat, blocks progressive tax reform to ...

When Alder Kim Edwards goes by the Goffe Street Armory, she sees a picture of her son -- and a model for what persistent community activism can accomplish. Edwards pointed to the Armory's past and ...

Floor hockey is returning to New Haven Public Schools (NHPS) physical education classes thanks to a donation of equipment ...

In a hyperlocal embrace of political change, Upper Westville’s Ward 26 Democratic Ward Committee voted decisively on Sunday to support four-month Westville resident Eli Sabin for state representative ...

A day after New Haveners descended beneath the canopy of cherry blossoms lining Hughes Place, a United Illuminating-hired ...

At Fellowship Place's "Stand Up for Mental Health" comedy event at Lost in New Haven.

Three years after failing to convince charter revisers to allow city department heads to live outside of New Haven, Mayor Justin Elicker is now asking alders to reconsider on a case-by-case basis.

That goes to the mission of the Yale Prison Education Initiative at Dwight Hall, according to deputy director Vanessa Estimé: for those who are incarcerated “to unleash what was inside of them already ...