Diana Li
Fight erupts at Toad’s, breaks Yorkside window

A fight that broke out at Toad’s Place around 12:30 a.m. Sunday morning led to a broken Yorkside window and a number of police officers […]

Funds tight in NHPS budget

Administrators of the New Haven public school system presented their proposed budget for the 2013-’14 fiscal year to the Board of Education on Monday night.

DeStefano administration proposes charter reforms

New Haven’s charter revision commission is moving forward after holding four meetings soliciting public testimony.

Following blizzard, housing complex fails inspection

More than half of the housing units at Church Street South, a publicly subsidized and privately owned housing structure in New Haven, failed public inspections last Wednesday.

Post-blizzard, city evaluates response

Over a week after a historic blizzard left 3 feet of snow blanketing New Haven, officials and residents are left evaluating the adequacy of the city’s response.

Charter revision moves forward

Last Thursday marked the fourth and final public hearing addressing New Haven charter revision.

State budget may hurt New Haven

Conn. Gov. Dannel Malloy’s state budget released last week has city officials concerned about future state funding for the Elm City.

DeStefano advocates education and economic reform

With one year left before he steps down as New Haven’s longest-serving mayor, John DeStefano Jr. delivered his final State of the City address.

Elicker first to qualify for public finance

Ward 10 Alderman Justin Elicker FES ’10 SOM ’10 is the first mayoral candidate eligible for public financing.

Board of Ed makeup hangs in balance

The announcement that Mayor John DeStefano Jr. will not seek an 11th term in office comes amidst the possibility of change in the Board of Education.

DeStefano decades come to an end

With just under a year left in his tenure, Mayor John DeStefano Jr. will go down in history as the Elm City’s longest-serving mayor.