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Officials outlined plans to provide faster service by 2035 on the New Haven line, one of the oldest, busiest and pokiest stretches of commuter rail in the U.S.
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A $3,000 TV, a Walmart return, and a future soccer superstar! A Connecticut camp remembers alum Rodrigo "Rodri" Hernández before he plays in Sunday's World Cup final.
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The protest outside the federal building on Church St. was organized by Unidad Latina in Accion (ULA), a nonprofit which protects and informs immigrant families in New Haven.
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Homeless advocates in New Haven say the city didn’t do enough to protect unhoused residents during the heatwave this past weekend. For Saturday, July 4, there were initially no plans for a city-run cooling center.
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The Puerto Rican attorney is the president of the National Immigration Law Center and lives in New Haven, where she served as deputy mayor.
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La abogada puertorriqueña vive en New Haven, fungió como vicealcaldesa y es la ahora presidenta del Centro Nacional de Leyes de Inmigración.
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As the nation prepares to mark July 4th and America’s 250th anniversary, celebrations are planned to commemorate the story of the birth of a nation. A Yale conference explored that story through Native American communities.
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Nancy Martinez filed a suit against the U.S. government after Immigration and Customs Enforcement detained the mom on her way to take her kids to school in June 2025.
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Connecticut CASA’s president Josiah Brown said that the role of a court-appointed special advocate has recently become more important, with nearly 8,000 children currently in Connecticut’s foster care system.
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The additional funds from the legislative session will, in part, close the projected $13 million budget gap New Haven Public Schools was facing at the end of the fiscal year.