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HANNAH KOTLER & YURII STASIUK

NHPD swears in 19 recruits amid officer shortage

he New Haven Police Department swore in 19 recruits as part of ongoing recruitment efforts to address vacancies.

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MIA CORTÉS CASTRO

INTERVIEW | Alder Alex Guzhnay ’24 reflects on his term

In a conversation with the News, Guzhnay discussed his successes and failures, Yale’s role in New Haven and his advice for his successor.

Organizers propose city resolution calling for ceasefire in Israel-Hamas war

The resolution, which calls for immediate and permanent ceasefire in the war in Israel and Gaza and condemns antisemitism and Islamophobia, has yet to be assigned to committee.

After mass firing of migrant workers, Unidad Latina en Acción calls on Yale New Haven Hospital to cut janitorial subcontractor

The advocacy group protested outside of Yale New Haven Hospital on Monday night after YNHH subcontractor AffinEco allegedly discriminated against migrant workers on the basis of their immigration status and threatened to call immigration authorities on the workers.

MIA CORTÉS CASTRO

INTERVIEW | Alder Alex Guzhnay ’24 reflects on his term

Organizers propose city resolution calling for ceasefire in Israel-Hamas war

Annual homelessness hearing highlights need for more affordable housing and crisis care

ELBA HEDDESHEIMER & ERIN HU

Advocates, opponents discuss medical aid-in-dying legislation in Connecticut

YURII STASIUK & LILY BELLE POLING

City charter reform passes, extending terms for mayor and alders

New Haven celebrates 110th annual Tree Lighting

NATASHA KHAZZAM

New warming center opens doors to unhoused people as winter approaches

Crèches from around the world on display at McGivney Pilgrimage Center

Q House plans upcoming centennial celebration, reviews programming successes

EDUCATION AND YOUTH

Board of Ed clashes over stricter rules for classroom materials

Children’s author reads ‘TUMBLE’ at library event

BROOKLYN BRAUNER

The Friends Center for Children expands free housing facilities for low-wage educators

New Haven students rally for ‘freedom to read’

COPS & COURTS

HANNAH KOTLER & ARIELA LOPEZ

Two separate break-ins in Branford, Pauli Murray suites

DeLauro’s campaign office vandalized with “Free Palestin” and “Blood on ur hands” graffiti

BUSINESS

After mass firing of migrant workers, Unidad Latina en Acción calls on Yale New Haven Hospital to cut janitorial subcontractor

New Haven bars celebrate Repeal Day

NATI TESFAYE & LAURA OSPINA

Yale acquires 51 and 57 Broadway for $7 million in move to expand University presence

Alexion leaders talk research, booming biotech industry in New Haven

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Education & Youth

NHPD approved more progressive use of force policy while promoting head-punching officer

NHPS showcases school options as Pre-K enrollment falls

Elicker proposes $53 million in city spending as residents call for increased transparency

New Haven transportation disrupted by Nor’easter

A new vision for the renovated Yale Peabody Museum

Local workers fight to form Connecticut’s largest union of the decade

Yale increases its financial contribution to New Haven Promise by $1 million annually

The landscape of homelessness in New Haven is changing. Here are some ways the city is trying to help.

New Haven’s acting police chief sued for staying on in role as search extends

“Sorry, it’s not in your contract”: NHPS paraprofessionals face COVID-19 quarantines without paid leave

Civilian Review Board raises questions about “consensual encounters” with cops and seeks to define its powers

New Haven Pride Center hosts conversation on Guyana

Fear, hope and hardship: Local businesses adapt to Yale’s dining-out policies

City officials optimistic about falling COVID-19 cases

At nearly 40 percent of the city’s population, who are New Haven’s unvaccinated?

City unveils sweeping Cultural Equity Plan

New Haven Public Schools grapples with rocky return from break

Rising tides: feds fund $223 million Long Wharf development

Board of Alders approves inclusionary zoning legislation, requiring affordable housing in all new developments

City receives $2 million for Healthy Homes Program