by Tandy Lau In 2015, then-NYC Public Advocate Letitia James personally represented a tenth grader whom she identified only as “Keybi” in immigration court. The unaccompanied minor arrived in the United States from Honduras alone and faced almost certain deportation without a lawyer, but James convinced the judge to allow the teen to stay with his uncle in Brooklyn through...

by Laura Glesby NHFT Prez Leslie Blatteau endorses Serana, “my union sister” who is equipped to improve schools, at a campaign kickoff Tuesday. Maria-Threese Serana’s vision for a working-class “movement” emerges...

by Judy Lee A view of the deconstructed flag from a floor restricted from the public. Credit: Andy Rubenoff Photo The patriotic lights, bowing down to meet the travelers. Credit: Andy...

by Paul Bass Chevanne Spencer left her job at the Elm Street library worried about her life. Her older brother Michael got into an argument there a year later and then...

by Lisa Reisman Coach Jaylin Davis, with Jomar Rodriguez. Toward the end of the third quarter at the Soul Bowl between the New Haven Steelers and the New Britain Jr. Canes...

by Staff A healthcare worker fell to the ground at the Whalley Avenue jail after an incarcerated person struck them in the back of the head after a medical evaluation...

by Maya McFadden A burst sprinkler head in Lincoln Bassett School’s library caused water damage to the library, STEM lab, and four classrooms, less than a week before the start...

Connecticut Public Radio | BY Timothy A. Clary When federal immigration authorities were searching for a man accused of driving drunk in Connecticut last year, they turned to local law enforcement...

by Donald Eng HARTFORD, CT — A landmark $17.1 billion settlement with Meta Platforms, Inc. will enforce sweeping new safety reforms on Instagram and Facebook, according to Attorney General William...

by Maya McFadden A burst sprinkler head in Lincoln Bassett School’s library caused water damage to the library, STEM lab, and four classrooms, less than a week before the start...

by Laura Glesby Two biology teachers arrived at East Rock Market Sunday to advocate for climate-resilient urban design and stormwater taxation on Sunday afternoon. They were not instructing a class of...

by Maya McFadden New Haven’s school board took another step toward strengthening its in-house facilities management team in order to pay less to private contractors.  The Board of Education did so...

by Brandon Cortes The Pittman family and friends cooked for the Hill Saturday to celebrate a quarter century in business, with separate plans cooking for new ventures in the quarter...