by Mona Mahadevan Attorney Sinclair Williams showing notices to Raymond Jackson, a neighborhood specialist for LCI. Attorney Kenneth Rozich: Between the first and second notices of violation, “the only change is that you wanted $1,000 per day, not $100 per day, isn’t that the truth?” Some of Ocean’s Fitch St. homes, as pictured in May 2025. Credit: Thomas Breen file photo One of...

by Paul Bass MATCH —  Manufacturing and Community Technical Hub — is a two-year-old program based in a former Mill Street warehouse. It trains (and pays) 18 to 40-year-olds on...

by Mona Mahadevan Attorney Sinclair Williams showing notices to Raymond Jackson, a neighborhood specialist for LCI. Attorney Kenneth Rozich: Between the first and second notices of violation, “the only change is...

by Donald Eng HARTFORD, CT — The fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Macklin Good in her car by ICE agents Wednesday is something that should horrify everyone, Gov. Ned Lamont...

by Doug Hardy Dalio Education on Thursday announced plans to invest $2.5 million in the New Haven nonprofit Manufacturing and Technical Community Hub (MATCH) in the city’s Fair Haven neighborhood. Dalio...

by Mona Mahadevan Abdul Osmanu: “Justice for Renee Nicole Good, and the many others that have been slaughtered and executed by the state, just like her.” Whoops and whistles rang across...

by Staff Report HARTFORD, CT – Advocates and community members are organizing a vigil for 6 p.m. tonight outside the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Field office in Hartford in response...

by Paul Bass and Mona Mahadevan The timeline of the police department’s confidential informant cash scandal potentially has stretched to six years — with officials unable to say whether annual...

by Laura Glesby In order to label a long-awaited new neuroscience center with a 20-foot-long sign 177 feet above ground, Yale New Haven Health needed the Board of Alders to...

by Karla Ciaglo CTNewsJunkie HARTFORD, CT — Even as enhanced federal Affordable Care Act subsidies expired and officials warned of widespread coverage losses, enrollment on Connecticut’s health insurance exchange is...

by Laura Glesby The Elicker administration is no longer working with the pioneering prison reentry organization Project M.O.R.E. after a breakdown in communication led to a dispute over reimbursements and...

Lucy Gellman The New Haven independent The melodious Cock-a-doodle-doo! of a rooster rang through New Haven City Hall, as a ruffled, spirited bird appeared in miniature form, and puppeteer Jim Napolitano...

Lucy Gellman The New Haven independent Members of the junkyard orchestra SQUONK at the 2025 Festival on the New Haven Green. Claire Armstrong & Neena Hodgins File Photo. The International Festival...

by Paul Bass The New Haven independent New Haven said it had solved its problem with cops dipping into cash meant for confidential informants for their own personal use. Then came...

by Maya McFadden The New Haven independent Hope for New Haven’s Georgia Goldburn, with U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro in 2022: “For a small nonprofit like us, it’s a very contracted...

by Mona Mahadevan Penelope Tambis, a Woodbridge resident, teared up when arguing for reversing the town’s December 2024 zoning changes. New Havener Dan Robinson: “In what scenario does tightening regulations create...

by Donald Eng HARTFORD, CT — Medical decisions should be made based on science, not conspiracy theories, Gov. Ned Lamont said Tuesday. Lamont responded to the announcement by U.S. Health and...

by Staff Report HARTFORD, CT — Connecticut and Rhode Island are heading back to court in an effort to block the Trump administration’s latest attempt to halt work on the...

by Laura Glesby The Board of Alders overwhelmingly elected Tyisha Walker-Myers to another two-year term as the legislative body’s president on Monday evening. The board kicked off its first full meeting...

by Dereen Shirnekhi DOT Commissioner Eucalitto: Now employees can be warm, connected to other employees, and have access to a bathroom. DOT Executive Director of External Affairs Vanessa Brooks cuts 72...

by Paul Bass and Thomas Breen New Acting Chief Zannelli (center) with Mayor Elicker, at Monday’s presser. Credit: Thomas Breen photo (Updated) New Haven Police Chief Karl Jacobson abruptly resigned and...

By Louis J. King II, President and CEO, OIC of America Let’s talk about real dollars and real opportunity in the new year. At OIC of...

By Stacy M. BrownNNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent The losses came steadily in 2025, not as a single rupture but as a quiet procession. Voices...

Written by Stacy M. Brown During his time in the United States, Prince Bart-Appiah will meet with policymakers, educators, faith leaders, students, and members of...

By Earl Ofari Hutchinson, Contributing Columnist Los Angeles Wave Mayor Karen Bass called the report “disturbing.” It was more, much more, than that. It was...

By Robin UrevichContributing Writer, Los Angeles WAVE One of the biggest landlords in the region has been turning away people seeking apartments under the Section...

By Lauren Victoria Burke, NNPA Newswire Contributor President Donald Trump has ordered the bombing of seven countries in 2025. They are Iran, Iraq, Nigeria, Somalia,...

New York Carib News Carmen de Lavallade, the celebrated modern dancer, choreographer, and actress whose artistry helped shape generations of performers, died on Monday, December...

Courtesy of HBCUNEWS.com Written By Lexx Thornton Talladega College is pleased to announce a historic partnership that will support the success of the institution for generations to...