Christopher Peak
By The Grace of Bailey, There Go I

The sons of the stranger, that join themselves to the Lord, to serve him, and to love the name of the Lord, to be his […]

New church opens amidst city nightlife

A new church, launched right in the middle of New Haven nightlife, wants to see New Haven change.

Elm City charter revision begins

For the first time in a decade, a Board of Aldermen-appointed commission met Monday to begin the process of revising New Haven’s charter, the document that outlines the structure of the city government.

Dirt bikers ruffle city

New Haven is seeking help from the state legislature to crack down on dirt bikers that drive illegally on New Haven’s streets with near impunity.

Education funds’ increase unlikely

While activists in Connecticut push for an increase in education funding from the state government, a projected state budget deficit stands to thwart their efforts.

Holder, Malloy announce violent crime initiative

U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder traveled to New Haven Tuesday to announce a new program that aims to curb gun violence throughout Connecticut.

Yale faculty give big to Democrats

Yale employees, free to donate to any candidate, contributed $429,506 toward candidates and political groups in this year’s election cycle.

ICE fines state businesses for workers

Broadway’s famous grocery store and delicatessen Gourmet Heaven was fined nearly $6,000 during the last fiscal year for employing undocumented workers.

Ward 1 voters support Obama

After President Barack Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign brought record-breaking numbers of young voters to the polls, many pundits thought this year would see far less […]

Empty factory to become lofts

Science Park has taken another step forward in its transition from an industrial wasteland to a livable area. On Wednesday, the City Plan Commission approved […]

New Haven eyes charter reform

New Haven residents will have a once-in-a-decade opportunity to make major changes to city government in coming months, potentially reshaping City Hall and the political […]