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ULA Rallies Against ICE Surge

by Brandon Cortes ULA founding member John Jairo Lugo (center) leads Wednesday’s event. In response to a recent statewide surge in federal immigration enforcement, roughly 70 people rallied outside City Hall on Wednesday evening to demand that ICE leave Connecticut. The rally was organized by the City of New Haven Peace Commission and Unidad Latina en Acción (ULA). It took place on the...

New Haven Mayor Breaks With Lamont, Readies First 7 Traffic Cameras

by Thomas Breen, New Haven Independent The Elicker administration has installed seven red-light and speed cameras across the city, and plans to turn them on later this month — despite the governor calling on municipalities to pause putting up new “safety cameras” amid public concerns about privacy. That is the latest...

Murder Arrest Shines A Light On West River’s “Very Challenging Month”

by Thomas Breen Neighborhood top cop Sgt. Jonathan Lambe (right). The late Ichon Ringwood (left). Board of Alders President Tyisha Walker-Myers stood alongside Elder Sean Gardner on the third floor of police headquarters on Thursday afternoon to mark the arrest of the man who allegedly killed Gardner’s brother — and to mourn...

LEAPing Into Learning

Samir Iydroose “One, two, three! En-ergy ba-by. Whoo! Yeah. Leap. We go up, we go down,” shouted Jayden Carty, a senior counselor at Leadership, Athletics, and Education in Partnership (LEAP) and rising junior at Southern Connecticut State University. He was talking to a room full of children, ages seven through...

Hillhouse Assistant Principal On Leave, Under Investigation

by Laura Glesby The New Haven Police Department and the state Department of Children and Families (DCF) are investigating Hillhouse Assistant Principal Daniel Bonet, who was placed on administrative leave on May 26. Public officials did not offer details about the allegations that prompted the inquiry, citing the ongoing nature of...

For The Love Of Film

By Zahara Gazzola Raizine Bruton didn’t grow up going to the movies. Instead, at around five years old, she started watching old black-and-white movies with her stepdad on Turner Classic Movies (TCM), much to the amusement of her siblings. That passion for film and cinema never waned, Instead, it served as the...

11 Arrested After Weekend Street Takeover

by Dereen Shirnekhi NHPD Asst. Chief Manmeet Bhagtana: “A vehicle can become a deadly weapon within seconds.” A task force of police from New Haven and nearby towns arrested 11 people who participated in a weekend street takeover that saw drivers begin racing on Long Wharf Drive and move through the...

COMMENTARY: Urgency to Decrease Energy Power Bills

By Rev. Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis Jr. | BlackPressUSA Every month, mothers in Southeast Washington, DC, as well as other mothers from across the nation,...

Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber Urges Californians to Vote Early as Voter ID Battle Intensifies

By Antonio Ray Harvey, California Black Media | Oakland Post California Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber is asking voters to help protect the integrity...

Mike Collins’ Ties to Racist Staffers Draw Criticism From Black Republicans

The latest controversy has some Black Republicans considering a split-ticket vote in November, one influential leader says. by Chauncey Alcorn Some of Georgia’s Black conservative voices...

Laura Loomer doubles down on calling Angie Nixon, Black lawmakers ‘Ghetto, Black B***hes’

By Black Information Network Far-right activist Laura Loomer is doubling down on racist and misogynistic attacks against Florida Democratic Senate nominee Angie Nixon, despite condemnation from former Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and...

Karen Attiah Wins Job Back After Washington Post Firing

By Black Information Network The Washington Post has been ordered to reinstate Black journalist Karen Attiah with back pay, nearly a year after the newspaper...

How Black Identity, In All Its Freshness and Different Beauty, Turned Blackness into A ‘Brand’ That America Wanted to Buy

NEW YORK, N.Y., Sept. 1, 2026 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- "Pitch Black: Thebest Black ads of the past 50+ years" (ISBN: 978-1736621585), a new book...

Army Secretary Dan Driscoll submits resignation after tension with Hegseth

Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has submitted his resignation to President Donald Trump, multiple sources familiar with the matter told CNN. One source said the decision...

Meet the NASCAR intern who designed its first-ever Delta Sigma Theta show car

 by Dollita Okine, Face2FaceAfrica.com Photo via NASCAR Camilla Bowens-Wilkins, a student at Louisiana State University, took advantage of an incredible opportunity through her internship. When she got to...

Lionel Richie admitted to ICU

 by Francis Akhalbey, Face2FaceAfrica.com Grammy-winning singer Lionel Richie was admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU) at a St. Louis hospital over the weekend after performing in the...

Duane ‘Keffe D’ Davis found guilty in Tupac Shakur’s murder 

by Mildred Europa Taylor, Face2FaceAfrica.com Almost three decades after the shooting of rap icon Tupac Shakur, former gang leader Duane “Keffe D” Davis was found guilty...
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Yale, SCSU Shuttle Strike Narrowly Avoided

by Dereen Shirnekhi A last-minute “tentative” deal between the Teamsters union and a private transit operator means that roughly 70 Yale and Southern Connecticut State University (SCSU) shuttle bus drivers...

ULA Rallies Against ICE Surge

by Brandon Cortes ULA founding member John Jairo Lugo (center) leads Wednesday’s event. In response to a recent statewide surge in federal immigration enforcement, roughly 70 people rallied outside City Hall...

New Haven Mayor Breaks With Lamont, Readies First 7 Traffic Cameras

by Thomas Breen, New Haven Independent The Elicker administration has installed seven red-light and speed cameras across the city, and plans to turn them on later this month — despite...

LEAPing Into Learning

Samir Iydroose “One, two, three! En-ergy ba-by. Whoo! Yeah. Leap. We go up, we go down,” shouted Jayden Carty, a senior counselor at Leadership, Athletics, and Education in Partnership (LEAP)...

For The Love Of Film

By Zahara Gazzola Raizine Bruton didn’t grow up going to the movies. Instead, at around five years old, she started watching old black-and-white movies with her stepdad on Turner Classic Movies...

11 Arrested After Weekend Street Takeover

by Dereen Shirnekhi NHPD Asst. Chief Manmeet Bhagtana: “A vehicle can become a deadly weapon within seconds.” A task force of police from New Haven and nearby towns arrested 11 people...

With Puerto Rico In Water Crisis, CT Pledges Assistance

by Donald Eng HARTFORD, CT — Connecticut has about 300,000 people of Puerto Rican descent, and many more state residents visit the island for its sunny weather and sandy beaches....

Grant Funds Could Mean More Opportunities At CT Women’s Prison

NIANTIC, CT — People incarcerated at Connecticut’s only women’s prison could soon have expanded academic support toward earning their college degrees. Connecticut State Community College has been awarded a $100,000...

CT Sues Trump Administration Over Medicaid Funds For Gender-Affirming Care

by Donald Eng HARTFORD, CT — Connecticut is among the leaders of a 22-state coalition suing the Trump administration over its attempt to prohibit states from using federal Medicaid funds...

Blumenthal Seeks Meeting With DHS Over ‘Cruelty And Brutality’ Of ICE Surge

by Staff Report Citing fear and panic in the community, U.S. Sen. Richard is requesting a meeting with Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin and Acting ICE Director David Venturella over...

NHPS Whistleblower Policy Adopted

by Maya McFadden Governance Committee Chair Abie Benitez. Credit: Maya McFaddnen file photo The Board of Education has adopted a whistleblower-protection policy designed to prevent retaliation against employees who speak out...

Yalies Protest Potential Trump Deal

by Adele Haeg Yale College Council President Alex Chen introduced Professor David Blight at Tuesday’s teach-in: “We must ask ourselves, when will the university actually defend itself?” Around 250 Yale professors,...
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Karen Attiah Wins Job Back After Washington Post Firing

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Meet the NASCAR intern who designed its first-ever Delta Sigma Theta show car

 by Dollita Okine, Face2FaceAfrica.com Photo via NASCAR Camilla Bowens-Wilkins, a student at Louisiana State University, took advantage of an incredible opportunity through her internship. When she got to...

Lionel Richie admitted to ICU

 by Francis Akhalbey, Face2FaceAfrica.com Grammy-winning singer Lionel Richie was admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU) at a St. Louis hospital over the weekend after performing in the...
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