Yale has agreed to increase its annual voluntary payments to New Haven by $5 million for each of the next six years -- bringing the university's total annual contribution to the city to around $30 ...

A mysteriously damp book of drum warm-ups changed hands Thursday, one hour before curtains rose on opening night of Prom: The Musical at Wilbur Cross High School. Was it the rain outside that wetted ...

The City Plan Commission deferred Thursday on taking a key vote for the "transformational" Union Square development, as the Board of Alders has yet to approve a necessary zoning amendment for the ...

A Queens-based developer has purchased a three-story office building and adjacent surface parking lot on Blake Street where 144 new apartments have long been planned, but not yet built. That property ...

Josh Elliott is pushing a twist on “people power” in his gubernatorial campaign: municipally owned electric power.

It’s official: over the next three years, teachers will get a 13.57 percent average raise and unionized school administrators ...

Faith Martin has spent the last four weeks and five days in a fourth-floor hotel room, waiting for the city's public housing authority to repair a broken elevator in the Annex building she has lived ...

More than 1,100 East Rockers lost power at around 8:30 p.m. Wednesday after a U-Haul van crashed into a utility pole on Orange Street between Trumbull and Bradley. A United Illuminating (UI) ...

New Haven's longtime congresswoman welcomes the end of "perhaps the most corrupt chapter in the short history of" DHS.

City firefighters from Engine 17 were searching the fifth floor of a Chapel Street apartment building in the middle of a three-alarm fire when they encountered a locked apartment door. They knocked ...

Steve Winter makes enviro-friendly, cost-saving case for moving his dept's two positions into the city's general fund.

New Havener S. Holden Jaffe (aka Del Water Gap) fills College St with indie-alt-pop energy to close national tour.