Ethan Wolin
Staff Reporter
Ethan Wolin covers City Hall and local politics. He is a sophomore in Silliman College from Washington, D.C.
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DeLauro courts youth support as “ranking rizzler on Appropriations”

Rep. Rosa DeLauro, ranking member of the House Committee on Appropriations and running for reelection, posted a video crammed with references to internet slang.

At Murray tea, Elicker juggles big goals, ‘putting out fires’

At a Pauli Murray College tea on Thursday, Mayor Justin Elicker spoke about his job’s challenges and his vision for New Haven.

New alder sworn in, joins allies on board

Angel Hubbard formally became the Ward 3 alder on Monday, three days after a recount confirmed her victory in a competitive special election in the Hill.

Pelosi discusses career, 2024 elections at book event with DeLauro

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi emphasized her motivation to help children and to “save our democracy.”

Pelosi book event moved from Omni amid labor dispute

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will discuss her new book with Rep. Rosa DeLauro at Southern Connecticut State University, due to unresolved contract negotiations at the initially publicized venue.

Mayor-backed candidate edges out businessman for Hill alder seat

Angel Hubbard beat Miguel Pittman, 162 to 146, in the vote count announced after Monday’s special election for Ward 3 alder. The close margin triggers an automatic recount.

Businessman, Democratic organizer face off in Hill alder election

Monday’s special election for the vacant Ward 3 alder seat features two candidates who differ on New Haven’s union-backed political apparatus — both trying to cast themselves as the more authentic neighborhood advocate.

New Haveners’ debate impressions settle into partisan divides

The presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump elicited a variety of reactions and engagement levels in the deep blue Elm City.

Pandemic-era federal funds allocated to advertise housing programs

The Board of Alders last week approved a pair of already-active agreements, totaling $113,600, for the city to market housing-related services.

Former Yalie alder returns to Aldermanic Chambers as mayor’s liaison

After graduating from Yale in May, Alex Guzhnay ’24 began a job on Tuesday coordinating between New Haven’s executive and legislative branches.

New Haven Democrats return from Chicago energized, exhausted

The delegates from New Haven included the youngest one at the Democratic National Convention and two veterans of city politics. After four packed days in Chicago, they have two months to campaign for Vice President Kamala Harris.