A housing meetup at City Hall quickly devolved into a fiery exchange of barbs over whether or not 23 new apartments above a ...

Homicides and gunshots in New Haven fell by more than 30 percent last year, mirroring a nationwide trend of a post-pandemic ...

Two of New Haven’s top cops are swapping jobs, as part of an effort to prepare those cops for possible futures as police chiefs.

A state housing court judge cleared a local megalandlord's potential criminal record after finding that he complied with the ...

On the day this reporter visited "Making and Unmaking" — a group show running now at City Gallery on Upper State Street ...

According to 12-year-old Gisleidy Rodríguez, the meaning of Three Kings Day was “presents.” But as she skipped around the ...

As snow fell and the temperature plummeted, a third city warming center opened Monday night for homeless young adults looking ...

Renee Hartman got the last laugh on Adolf Hitler. As a child in Europe, Renee was among the millions sent to Nazi death camps during World War II. She almost died at the notorious Bergen-Belsen.

The state's top federal prosecutor will be stepping down from her post three days before President-elect Donald Trump ...

A historic Black church won't be leaving Dixwell Avenue after all -- now that congregants have voted against moving forward ...

With a new year typically comes promises to oneself to try something they haven’t done before or to do something in a different way. A beloved ...

Betsy Ross Arts Magnet School's (BRAMS) darkrooms are now mold-free, thanks to an "urgent" cleanup completed during winter break.