By Gemeem Davis, Calabria Gale Heilmann It’s hard to believe that we are here. Again. But as they say, those who refuse to learn from history are doomed to repeat it. On May 25, 2020, Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin knelt on George Floyd’s neck for more than nine minutes, while Mr. Floyd was handcuffed, lying face down in the street,...

By Joshua Eaton, Staff Writer Agents with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested nearly 100 people across Connecticut this week, according to the immigration rights group Danbury Unites for Immigrants...

HAMDEN — On a late August day that felt like the final, triumphant exhale of summer, a massive DATTCO bus idled on the pavement, its doors open to a...

by Brandon Cortes At Manjares’ 10-year celebration in 2019. Maya McFadden Photo Credit: Maya McFadden file photo Manjares, the Latin American restaurant and café that has anchored Westville Village’s corner of...

by Laura Glesby Which is the best way to respect the history of the New Haven Green: Pedestrianizing the part of Temple Street that runs through the middle or keeping...

by Laura Glesby Chief of School Operations Paul Whyte goes through the school buildings in need of A/C fixes at Monday’s hearing. Credit: Laura Glesby Photo Several schools will lack proper...

by Maya McFadden New Haven’s school board unanimously approved locking in another year of online math programming amid concern over how long students spend on screens all day. The unanimous vote...

by Laura Glesby Four early elementary Lincoln-Bassett School classes will start off the school year in Wexler-Grant classrooms, after a burst sprinkler flooded parts of the building earlier this week. New...

by Paul Bass Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz returned from Connecticut Ground Zero of the Trump Administration’s renewed deportation campaign with a verdict: The feds are defying decency and the law...

by Dereen Shirnekhi As the start of the school year nears, the number of drivers caught on camera illegally blowing past school buses has grown to 12,000 — with half...

by Jamil Ragland HARTFORD, CT — On a day to commemorate women’s suffrage, a bipartisan group of state leaders celebrated the progress women have made over the last 100 years...

by Donald Eng HARTFORD, CT — Connecticut is part of a 25-state coalition filing a lawsuit against the United States Postal Service (USPS) challenging its new rule that purports to...

By Lucy Gellman Katro Storm climbed onto a section of bright green scaffolding, the surface glowing in the sun-drenched summer morning. Crouching down, he stopped at a stitch of...