Former Police Chief Karl Jacobson pled no-contest on Friday to one count of first-degree larceny, after the state determined ...

As Wilbur Cross chemistry teacher Charnice Hoegnifioh returns for her third year at the city's largest high school.

Jennifer Mandeville writes about a performance showcase by unhoused participants who had spent months gathering sounds, ...

Regional Water Authority (RWA) employees picketed outside the agency's Sargent Drive headquarters Thursday afternoon while ...

The Norwalk-based alternative R&B singer’s voice was all honey and soul, thick and intoxicating as it spilled from the Seeing ...

Immigrant rights advocates rallied outside Tweed New Haven Airport Wednesday afternoon and filed a public records request demanding proof that federal immigration agents with access to the airport ...

Science students did chemical analysis — using quantum technology — to gauge the purity of metals the company is trying to reclaim from old batteries to avoid needing to import rare materials from ...

The housing authority has taken the first steps to purchase 65 units of struggling residential housing — much of it unoccupied and/or dilapidated — clustered around Hurlburt and Rosette streets in the ...

Three households affiliated with the Quinnipiac Avenue Tenants Union received a total of $6,030 as a judge closed out their lawsuits for housing code violations.

Standing in the middle of a new 12-foot-wide multi-use path on State Street near Chapel, city and state officials on Wednesday celebrated the completion of a major redesign of roughly 10 blocks of the ...

A coalition of unions, churches, and community groups gathered outside City Hall on Tuesday evening to announce that they’ve collected more than 4,500 petition signatures supporting a proposed local ...

New Havener Colin Ryan writes in about his own experience running short-term rentals, like Airbnbs, and about his opposition ...