After winning a tenant-discrimination case that changed how Mandy Management approaches renters with criminal histories, Mark ...

From one of the 92 seats in room 101 of Linsly Chittenden Hall on Yale’s old campus, I watch as students arrive a few minutes ...

A new smoke shop won't be able to open up next to a methadone clinic and a strip club -- after city zoners stamped out the ...

While a NIMBY-stalled building plan leaves a stretch of Grand Avenue covered in blight, two grassroots artists picked up their brushes Wednesday to ...

High burnout rates, low pay, and insufficient state funding have led to an untenable shortage of special education staff in New Haven public ...

As the city prepared for a snowstorm, Ruthie Ricks and her cousin Etta Burke settled at a table inside the cafe at the Shack ...

A New Haven law firm has catapulted into the thick of a nationwide effort to halt the Trump administration’s purging of the ...

An independent, full-service grocery store will be moving into the old Elm City Market space on the ground floor of 360 State ...

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Brad remains deeply engaged in the community through the Amour Propre Fund, which he co-runs with philanthropist friend Lindy ...

Music's ability to offer hope or resilience, to soothe or to bolster, is often a feature of the conversation around public ...

Five-year-old Tristan Jones stood beside his dad and grandmother and held his rainbow-emblazoned sign high: “I am the ...