A long-time Ward 24 co-chair and pastor, Randall Furlow is also the cousin of Board of Alders Majority Leader Richard Furlow.

Dozens of city officials and Hill neighbors gathered on Carlisle Street Tuesday afternoon to celebrate the grand opening of ...

Even as he readied his bad run, Taubes signaled a willingness to drop out of the race this weekend. He responded to a semi-viral Facebook post calling on City/Town Clerk Michael Smart to run for mayor ...

In latest local effort to stop the university from reaching a settlement with the feds over Yale's admissions policies.

As defensive coach Nate Morrison-Fuller urges his 13U players to keep their heads in the game, and to "rise above" opponents' ...

The energy-supply company Global Partners has agreed to fund the city and neighborhood-based initiatives with tens of ...

As the Elicker administration seeks permission to borrow $27M to help fund two new wrongful-conviction payouts.

Firefighters ran into a burning building off of Ella T. Grasso Boulevard on Saturday morning -- not to rescue victims from ...

The half mile kids fun run had 276 runners between the ages of 2 and 13 The 49th annual Faxon Law New Haven Road Race brought about 6,000 runners onto the streets of New Haven Monday. They came from ...

Standing next to a trash can filled with water from a leaking ceiling, roughly 20 parents, community members, and alders ...

A memorial celebration of the life of Vanessa Burns is scheduled for Oct. 4. Burns, a pathbreaking public-works chief first in New Haven and then other cities around the country, died on Aug. 10 at ...