Update: New Haven's Tweed Airport, Union Station Flooded

The Tweed New Haven Airport terminal is flooded, as is part of Union Station, which has suspended some regional train service.

Woman, 22, Dies From Shooting Injuries

A 22-year-old woman shot Monday on Truman Street, named Ciera Jones, has died from her injuries.

Court Battle Delays Affordable Redev Plan

A trail of city land records and recent court filings explain what exactly is going on with the stalled project.

Ward Debate, Vote Reflect City's Divides

Ward 21 embodies perhaps the starkest extremes of New Haven’s divides.

Hamden Homes In On Historic Houses

Over 355 private homes constructed in Hamden before the Civil War are still standing.

Expert Flipped Opinion After Suspension

David Acosta, who retired at the end of 2020, served as the department’s use of force expert.

RWA: Regional Water Authority Acquires Connecticut Plumbing Company

The Regional Water Authority (RWA) announced today that it has acquired Roach Plumbing & Heating, a Marlborough, Connecticut-based compa ...

'CT Militia: The Defense of New Haven' At Pardee-Morris House

New Haven was burned on July 5, 1779. ​Historian Robert A. Geake to share "rarely heard story of Revolutionary War courage and tenacity."

New Haven Free Public Library: July Happenings / Novedades De Julio

View this month's Happenings in English and Spanish

Kids Can Visit CT Museums For Free This Summer, Here's Where

Patch has a list of the art and children's museums, historical sites, zoos, aquariums, and science centers to check out near New Haven.

Peace Prophet Paul Hammer Dies At 64

Paul Hammer jumped to his death from the Air Rights Garage. I think he'd be comfortable with that fact leading his obituary.

All Aboard The Electric School Bus

Live Green CT hosted the event at the Miller Memorial Library Hamden alongside The Lion Electric Company.

Green Dreams Rise From Vacant Lot

The five-year lease agreement is scheduled to come before the Board of Alder’s City Services and Environmental Policy committee on Thursday.

Labor Board Rules Against Fired Cop

The Connecticut State Board of Mediation and Arbitration (SBMA) issued that decision last week.

Demo Crew Levels Whalley Eyesore

City Building Official Jim Turcio said the wood inside the building had completely rotted.

Crash Course Adds Math To Cops' Toolkit

The top of a vehicle's hood is 42 inches above the ground, and its bumper is 33 inches above the ground.

“Shared Risk,” Shared Pain Pensions Pitched

Gordon Hamlin offered a trigger warning before making his pitch for a “shared risk” solution to the city's underfunded public pensions.

New Haven Area Red Cross Blood Drives Coming Up Soon

Blood platelet and type O donations are in high demand.

Lights, Camera, A Fun Summer!

Asked by interviewers to demonstrate a hidden talent, rising Wilbur Cross senior Shelagh Laverty touched her tongue to the tip of her nose.

Candidates Spin 2-Year Term Question

Should mayors get two years or four years before having to run for reelection?

Silver Alert Issued For Missing 12-Year-Old New Haven Girl

When last seen, Ellayjah Langs, with brown hair and eyes, was wearing a white crop-top with red stripes, blue jeans and turquoise Crocs.​​

Heat Wave Triggers Cooling Station Openings Across New Haven

With a heat advisory, cooling stations are in four library locations now through Wednesday. And, here's splash pad and pool locations/info.

DAE Announces Free Digital Content Workshops In New Haven

The four-week program was created for recent graduates looking to level-up their skills and build portfolio-ready projects.

Mayor To Celebrate 1st Day of Youth Summer Camp at Lighthouse Pt

Summer camps in New Haven begin Monday, with 300 enrolled in 8 camps, with Lighthouse Point Park is home to one of the city’s largest.

Firefighter Lottery Winners Picked

“60, 75, 13, 27, 80, 22 ...”

American Lit Syllabus Gets A Rewrite

What is worth teaching? And how do students learn?

3 Community Foundations Partner, Create Cohort, Hire New Director

In a effort to dismantle systemic racism​,​ New Haven, Fairfield & Hartford ​foundations partner, create ​CT Urban Opportunity Collaborative

5 New Haven Students Win Awards At National History Day Contest

Five of the 21 students from across CT who received awards at the 2021 National History Day -the highest number ever - are from New Haven.

Nation's 1st “Net Zero” Hotel Takes Form

The Pirelli building on Long Wharf's Sargent Drive, has long stood as an icon of the Brutalist architectural style.

Memo: “N-Word” Principal Could Be Fired

The attorney, Tom Mooney of the firm Shipman & Goodwin, offered that counsel to the schools administration in a May 18 memo.

NHPD Test Results Pose Diversity Challenge

The department currently has nine lieutenant positions open.

City To Hold In-Person Public 'Civic Space Sessions' This Summer

Forums to share ideas on "building resiliency & imagining recovery and reconciliation" for the city through American Rescue Plan funding."

Certification Benefits for Community Health Professionals

Learn more about how becoming a certified Community Health Worker could move your career forward

Rankins Donates $50K Raised For Recovery To Future Firefighters

Seriously injured in the deadly Valley Street fire, Lt. Samod "Nuke" Rankins, is paying it forward with Ricardo Torres Jr. Scholarships.

City Rushes To Buy State Office-Warehouse

The city last appraised 424 Chapel St. as worth $2,523,900.

Refugees Gather: “This Is Now Our Family”

The occasion was a gathering of refugees and community members in East Rock Park to celebrate World Refugee Day.

“N-Word” Report Released; Principal Apologizes For “Disgusting” Remarks

The report concerns two incidents in March involving Laura Roblee, at the time the principal of Pre-K-8 Brennan-Rogers School in West Hills.

186 More Wooster Sq. Apts. Planned

Yet another batch of apartments are on tap for Wooster Square's expanding downtown edge — and a closed road will reopen.

Staffers On “N-Word”: “Today We Speak”

'There was no communication to our staff; we were and still are completely left in the dark.'

Mayor Blasted For “N-Word” Flap $-Raising

Elicker responded that he is pushing behind the scenes for public release of the full investigatory report leading to the demotion.

“Profiteer” Set Up In City Amid Fraud Probe

The filing comes in the federal case Murphy Medical Associates LLC v. Cigna Health and Life Insurance Company.

Conflict of interest and Pro-se Bias.

When you represent yourself and you ARE NOT an Attorney the treatment you receive in court is the ultimate discrimination.

Travel Like A Local: Submit Your Town For Our 2018 Travel Guide

Whether you've got the best brewery around or a music festival that rivals Coachella, tell us why your town should be a destination in 2018.