Jared Savas
Looney supports baseball stadium

Both the New Haven Ravens and Democratic mayoral candidate Martin Looney are seeking a new stadium in the city for the Double-A baseball team, but […]

Hospital agrees to settle NLRB labor charge

After months of meetings, negotiations and cancelled hearing dates, Yale-New Haven Hospital and the National Labor Relations Board agreed Wednesday night to settle a NLRB […]

Legal woes continue for hospital

The legal problems continue to mount for Yale-New Haven Hospital. The hospital, which earlier this week settled complaints with the National Labor Relations Board regarding […]

TV drama films in Yale-New Haven ER

The scene is a familiar one: Doctors at a city hospital struggle to treat a newly admitted trauma victim. There is much tension and uncertainty […]

Fair Haven to get homeowner loans

Fair Haven is finally receiving the support from Yale and New Haven it has long sought for neighborhood revitalization. City and University officials announced Monday […]

School needs room to perform

Branford resident Selby Jacobs ’61 enjoyed listening to jazz as a Yale undergraduate and always dreamed of being able to play the saxophone. For the […]

City, YES kick off new partnership

As the nation’s economy continues its recent downturn, New Haven economic leaders hope a unique partnership with Yale students will enhance the city’s prosperity. City […]

Campaign targets women’s health

Lucy Mouradian had all the warning signs of cardiac illness, but despite having been a nurse for 28 years and suffering from high blood pressure, […]

City and former Shubert official feud over theater

The most heated dialogue regarding the Shubert Performing Arts Center this past week has not been on stage, but between city and theater officials. On […]

Hospital, union to end hostilities

After more than a year of controversy and confrontations, the standoff between Yale-New Haven Hospital and New England Health Care Employees Union District 1199 is […]

With preservation program, court’s artwork is restored

Following a presentation Wednesday honoring the ongoing restoration of the Elm Street Superior Courthouse, Gov. John G. Rowland eyed a patch of ceiling during his […]