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Feds arrest dozens of illegal immigrants in New Haven raids

The Department of Homeland Security conducted an early morning raid of undocumented immigrants in New Haven on Wednesday, arresting dozens and prompting city officials to […]

Roomba to close after dispute with Univ.

Cross Campus might be reopening in time for the fall, but another, more scrumptious Yale staple will disappear when Roomba closes its doors this month. […]

3,745 receive degrees Monday

After converging from their respective residential colleges on the newly opened Cross Campus and processing down Elm Street and through the New Haven Green, 1,336 […]

Municipal ID program receives wide support among aldermen

As a whirlwind of city illegal immigrants, city activists and Yalies descended on City Hall on Thursday, their rallying point — New Haven’s proposed municipal […]

Obama outlines student loan overhaul

Having graduated from law school with a debt that took nearly a decade to pay off, Illinois Sen. Barack Obama wants to make college more […]

State affirms Ward 22 endorsement

A unanimous ruling by a tribunal of Connecticut Democratic Party committee members has made it official: In nearly all circumstances, the town committee, not the […]

Hospital panned by NLRB

According to a complaint filed Friday by the National Labor Relations Board, Yale-New Haven Hospital CEO Marna Borgstrom violated federal labor election law, despite her […]

NLRB implicates hospital CEO in violations

Yale-New Haven Hospital CEO Marna Borgstrom personally violated federal labor election law despite her claim that only lower-level managers were engaged in questionable conduct, according […]

Tribunal investigates Ward 22 endorsement

HARTFORD — Years of tradition governing New Haven’s unique ward structure were in jeopardy on Thursday, 45 miles away in Hartford. Before a specially appointed […]

Univ. donates $100K to city

Yale will contribute $100,000 to the city’s efforts to combat youth violence, in a surprise deal announced Wednesday at a Board of Aldermen meeting. The […]

‘Oddball’ Smuts now city’s problem-solver

Before Rob Smuts ’01 became New Haven’s second-in-command this month, he ran for a top elected office — high school class president. Touting the slogan […]