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 ...

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

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 ...