Kade Gajdusek
Staff Reporter
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Elicker opposes CT House Bill to protect unhoused populations living on public property

The bill aims to designate clearer guidelines and increase protections for unhoused people on public property.

Saint Luke’s property becomes eighteenth CT Tenants Union

Fourteen out of seventeen tenants at a Saint Luke’s Senior Housing property on Goffe Street moved to unionize in light of dilapidated conditions and security concerns.

City leaders praise, acknowledge limits in Elicker’s housing goals

In his State of the City address, Mayor Justin Elicker reemphasized that housing is one of his top priorities, setting a goal to build 10,000 new housing units in the next 10 years.

Elicker announces home-warming, energy-saving program

The collaboration between New Haven and the New England Smart Energy Group will allot $1.5 million to revamp homes with energy-efficient installations.

New Haveners, Yale students occupy City Hall in protest of encampment sweeps

Members of the Unhoused Activists Community Team marched through City Hall, demanding that New Haven adopt better policies regarding the treatment of its unhoused citizens.

New Haven Christmas tree shines bright in 111th lighting

The annual Christmas tree lighting brought vendors, performers and residents to the New Haven Green on Thursday evening.

First Harvard x Yale Art Show to be held at Winthrop House Library this Friday

On Friday, the first annual Harvard x Yale Art Show will display and sell artwork made by over 100 Yale and Harvard students.

New horror movie shoots in Wooster Square

The Monster — a horror film by the director behind the Saw franchise — enters its third week of filming, a testament to the growing promise of Connecticut filmmaking.

Student groups raise over $2,200 in donations for Hurricane Helene relief

Yale College Democrats, Rural Students Alliance at Yale and Yale Student Environmental Coalition aim to raise awareness for Hurricane Helene and have amassed $2,254 in donations intended for relief.

10th New Haven Night Market returns to Chapel Street

Artists and visitors reflect on the festival as a hub of unity and potential for face-to-face connection during the market’s fall iteration.