by Dereen Shirnekhi Downtown/East Rock Alder Christine Kim, whose ward will include 2 Church, supports the project and wants it to serve New Haven, not just international companies: “It can’t be another biotech-Silicon-quantum fortress.” Credit: Dereen Shirnekhi photos Developer Winstanley, center, at Tuesday night’s meeting: Grateful for the partnership with the city and alders. The Board of Alders on Tuesday signed off...

by Maya McFadden On the first day of after school programming, elementary students and the mayor played Duck, Duck, Goose. Celentano fifth graders Kaiden and Camille rolled game dice on Wednesday...

by Dereen Shirnekhi Downtown/East Rock Alder Christine Kim, whose ward will include 2 Church, supports the project and wants it to serve New Haven, not just international companies: “It can’t...

by Jamil Ragland HARTFORD, CT — Connecticut officials reaffirmed the state’s commitment to its sister state and cities in Ukraine as they continue to fight against an ongoing Russian invasion.  State...

by Viktoria Sundqvist A defamation lawsuit filed by a Republican Congressional candidate against four fellow Republicans has been dismissed by a Connecticut Superior Court Judge. Jonathan De Barros, who served 19...

by Donald Eng HARTFORD, CT — Connecticut is one of 21 states participating in a pair of lawsuits against the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Marine Fisheries...

by Donald Eng A tool intended to help safeguard consumer safety is being transformed into a massive data mining and surveillance operation with unknown objectives, according to about a dozen...

Lucy Gellman   “Ring the bells that still can ring!” Clancy Emanuel sang, in a voice that came from deep in his belly. Around him, two dozen people anchored themselves...

by Thomas Breen Hill neighbors turn out in force to welcome the newly revived community center. Dozens of city officials and Hill neighbors gathered on Carlisle Street Tuesday afternoon to celebrate...

by Thomas Breen The Elicker administration has formally asked the Board of Alders for permission to borrow $27 million to help fund two newly struck wrongful-conviction settlements. That request is included...

by Thomas Breen Randall Furlow, a long-time Ward 24 Democratic co-chair whose cousin currently serves as the Board of Alders’ majority leader, plans to run for an open Edgewood alder...

by Donald Eng HARTFORD, CT — Transit projects, schools and housing were the big winners in Tuesday’s State Bond Commission meeting. The commission approved about $1.9 billion in funds for...

by Paul Bass Man, is William Tong pissed. And he wants you to know it. Don’t get him started about ICE. Don’t get him started about the Trump administration trying to stop...