by Markeshia Ricks | Jun 19, 2018 8:25 am | Comments (1)
Don’t know what to do in the face of the scrutiny brought to bear by the #MeToo movement? Founder Tarana Burke offered a suggestion: Use some common sense.
by Christopher Peak | Jun 18, 2018 3:12 pm | Comments (3)
In the wake of a rash of trashcan fires on the Green, cops have arrested an elderly man who confessed to some of the mayhem.
by Thomas Breen | Jun 18, 2018 7:59 am | Comments (5)
A Superior Court judge ruled that a Westville family can stay in its rented home through the end of July and does not have to backpay rent for May and June because of its landlord’s delays in fixing the property.
by Paul Bass | Jun 15, 2018 3:51 pm | Comments (14)
Officer Doug Pearse thought he and his partner still had a “50-50” chance to rescue a suicidal woman at East Rock’s summit. Then she stood up at the precipice of a rock and bent her knees above a deadly drop.
by Paul Bass | Jun 15, 2018 3:45 pm | Comments (20)
Thirty-seven would-be New Haven cops were set to receive their appointments Thursday night — but now will have to wait while the department figures how much fabrication took place in their vetting process.
by Christopher Peak | Jun 15, 2018 3:44 pm | Comments (26)
Showdown at City Hall.
• “You don’t have the money!”
• “You’re out of order!”
by Staff | Jun 15, 2018 2:40 pm | Comments (36)
Mayor Toni Harp gave raises to top non-union managers and confidential employees, in some cases their first raises in four years. The move prompted outraged alders to launch an investigation.
by Christopher Peak | Jun 15, 2018 1:02 pm | Comments (9)
D’Angelo Rivera, whose family could barely afford clothes, was repeatedly disciplined for wearing the wrong-colored socks to the Amistad High charter school and eventually felt pushed out of the charter school.
Three years later, he finished his high-school education Thursday night in the last class to graduate from New Horizons, an alternative school offering an intimate, personalized learning experience that will be closed by month’s end.
by Thomas Breen | Jun 14, 2018 6:28 pm | Comments (21)
As the 212 bus left Downtown for Grand Avenue, Skyler Shepard told Democratic gubernatorial frontrunner Ned Lamont about his recent struggles with homelessness.
by Christopher Peak | Jun 14, 2018 12:21 pm | Comments (23)
Millennials in East Rock would gladly downsize to one-bedroom apartments — if the city rules didn’t make them hard to build.
Zoners heard that argument from a young couple who rehab historic homes and have a new project requiring a deviation from what’s allowed in even a high-density residential area.
by Christopher Peak | Jun 13, 2018 4:06 pm | Comments (23)
A New York City developer who already owns several historic New Haven properties is looking to top off his Elm City holdings by erecting a 60-unit apartment complex atop a surface parking lot downtown.
by Paul Bass | Jun 13, 2018 8:03 am | Comments (53)
A cop filed at least 17 false background-check reports on potential police officers, leading to reexaminations of their applications, an internal review found.
by Christopher Peak | Jun 13, 2018 8:01 am | Comments (30)
After the state punished their school for lacking racial diversity, many Creed High students are heading to more integrated magnet schools this fall.
That could create a new problem.
by Markeshia Ricks | Jun 12, 2018 2:46 pm | Comments (4)
Before the new owners of the historic Hamilton Street Clock Factory seal it up and begin the arduous process of turning it into artist lofts, a few ghosts returned to haunt the buildings abandoned halls.
Continue reading ‘Artists Go Back In Time At Ex-Clock Factory’
by Thomas Breen | Jun 12, 2018 7:57 am | Comments (38)
The city plans to fill a $14 million projected deficit this fiscal year with money originally budgeted for underfunded pensions, and with an extra $2.5 million from Yale University.
To receive Creed High diplomas, in a bittersweet night.
Candelaria addresses 273 seniors at Cross’s graduation.
Alston: We double background-checked them.
Blumenthal hears immigration stories at JUNTA.
AG hopeful listens for two hours, promises to return.
William was a laborer with T.C. Construction; funeral set for Tuesday: 
In the Venue Formerly Known As The Space.
At Juneteenth celebration. 
Raises close to $3,500. 
“People are getting annoyed with me,” development chief says.
The new New Haven-to-Hartford passenger train makes its maiden voyage.
New 21,000-sq.-foot plumbing, kitchen “Disney World” adds 28 jobs.
Mystical portal opens at A&I.
