As some Finance Committee alders argue that university's $5M bump to its voluntary annual payments doesn't go far enough.

Nearly two dozen food-aid advocates testified before the Board of Alders Finance Committee Wednesday evening to call on the city to restore money for feeding the hungry to next year's budget.

Ziggy, a sophomore at High School in the Community who learned chess from his mother at the age of six, had advanced to the second round of the first annual George S. Bracey Invitational Chess ...

Officers Derek Cohen, Jr. and Eric Pesino pedaled around Fair Haven Wednesday afternoon -- as part of a citywide community-policing effort to boost bike patrols and help make cops more approachable.

As the Wilson Branch Library hosts its fourth annual meetup of local green thumbs looking to share tools, knowledge.

“Faith Matters” is a column that features pieces written by local religious figures.

Free Palestine Poster Movement came out of an effort to resist what Listen to the City director Eunseon Park and her colleagues refer to as 기억의 학살, or “memoricide”—the aspect of oppression that seeks ...

A lawyer for the City of New Haven argued in court on Wednesday that former city police Det. Vincent Raucci never framed Scott Lewis and Stefon Morant for a 1990 double murder — and that their ...

As Dixwell Alder Jeanette Morrison looked at the Livable City Initiative's proposed budget breakdown for the next fiscal year, she had a question for the agency's director: Why not ask for more money ...

Yale postdocs have begun casting ballots at polls across campus to vote on whether or not to join the university's graduate ...

New Haven is slated to receive an extra $19.8 million in state aid -- including $7.6 million for the city's schools -- as part of a budget deal newly struck by the governor and state lawmakers.

As New Haven Public Schools' (NHPS) transportation costs drive up the district's projected budget deficit, Mayor Justin ...