Cellphone-restricting pouches are officially headed for all New Haven middle and high schools, now that alders have approved ...

One man’s trash is another man’s tenant’s loose tires, copper pipes, and splintering wooden cart of debris and furniture.

Miguel Rosado can still remember being a first-grader at Hill Central and marveling at city firefighters as they visited his ...

After a full day of preparing students' meals, John C. Daniels School lead cafeteria cook Latasha Vereen added a coat and ...

The late anti-violence community leader Raymond Wallace's legacy lives on -- not just through his nonprofit Guns Down Books ...

How about this New Haven T-shirt slogan?: "We're round and flat." Decorated by New Haven-crafted frisbees, pizzas, hamburgers, clocks, ...

As the temperature outside dipped down into the 20s Thursday morning, David Cox sat inside a Dixwell church extended-hour ...

A state judge approved the no-fault eviction of an Edgewood family after cautioning both landlord and tenant about the ...

Sherrill Petaway has spent years looking for a new home. Since July, she's been engaged in a boot camp of sorts. One that ...

Connecticut's towing industry better watch out. There's a new sheriff in town -- and he's got his sights set on scrapping storage ...

"The Green is big enough, gracious enough, generous enough to tolerate many different people." And public space -- well, ...

Renee Hartman got the last laugh on Adolf Hitler. As a child in Europe, Renee was among the millions sent to Nazi death camps ...