Everett Rosenfeld
Bomb scare finds clothes, “personal items”

A bomb scare near the WTNH Channel 8 headquarters forced police to close a block on Elm Street Thursday evening. Police received a report of […]

Homicide marks city’s 24th

The body of an East Haven woman discovered on a main downtown street has been ruled a homicide, potentially marking New Haven’s 24th murder of […]

Toad’s evacuated due to pipe break

A Yale student broke a sprinkler pipe at Toad’s Place club early Tuesday morning, flooding the club with water and prompting an evacuation that started […]

Labs receive new safety standards

Yale’s administration has released a new set of safety regulations for campus machine shops August 19 in response to the death of Michele Dufault ’11 […]

Sprinkler pipe bursts at Toad’s; fight breaks out on York

A sprinkler pipe burst at Toad’s Place club early Tuesday morning, evacuating the club, and prompting a fight as a horde of Yale students spilled […]

Irene storms to Yale

As Hurricane Irene bears down on Connecticut, Yale administrators are preparing for the worst. Governor Dannel Malloy announced a state of emergency for Connecticut Thursday […]

City crime ranking sparks debate

New Haven is getting safer, according to University and city data. Yet as the 2011-’12 class year begins, a controversial ranking as the “fourth most […]

Yale disputes OSHA probe of Dufault’s ’11 death

  After a three-month investigation into the April 13 machine shop accident that killed Michele Dufault ’11, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration found that […]

Federal investigators fault Yale in Dufault ’11 accident

UPDATED: Wednesday, August 17, at 3:23 p.m. The metal lathe that killed Michele Dufault ’11 in a Sterling Chemical Laboratory machine shop April 13 lacked […]

New Haven sees 21st homicide; set for deadliest year in a decade

New Haven is on course for its deadliest year in a decade after a street brawl led to the city’s twenty-first homicide Thursday. Sean Reeves, […]

City to pay over $2 million to firefighters in Ricci suit

After seven years of litigation, Mayor John DeStefano Jr.’s administration finalized a settlement agreement to pay over $2 million to the 20 firefighters behind the […]