Eric Song
Staff Reporter
Eric Song covers business, unions and the economy of New Haven as well as transportation. He is a first year in Jonathan Edwards majoring in electrical engineering.
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Tweed Airport traffic congestion faces local scrutiny

With the increased air travel at Tweed-New Haven Airport leading to congestion in local residential neighborhoods, New Haven is proposing a roundabout upgrade and one-way system.

Lamont proposes bus and rail fare increases

Gov. Ned Lamont’s new transit fares are generally opposed by local residents, who say that fare increases haven’t led to tangible improvements and drive riders away from transit.

Mind-altering remedies: inside the new wave of psychedelic research

A new effort into studying psychedelic substances for mental health treatment is getting attention from researchers at Yale and beyond.

Local activists mobilize immigrant communities ahead of election

The Asian Pacific American Coalition of Connecticut and Unidad Latina en Acción are mobilizing members of their communities to vote this coming November — and extend their political engagement beyond the general election.

Newly redone Amistad exhibit takes new approach to New Haven history

The newly redone exhibit at the New Haven Museum features new documents, art and opinions on the Amistad revolt.

City committee moves to accelerate landlord penalties for code violations

The New Haven Legislation Committee unanimously pushed to hold landlords more accountable for housing code violations in changes to housing code on Tuesday, sending the amendment to the Board of Alders.