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YASH ROY

NHPD Chief recommends dismissal of officers involved in Randy Cox case

The Board of Police Commissioners will now hear the case and make a final decision on firing the officers involved.

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New Haven Public Schools expect increase in student homelessness

With the Connecticut Department of Education predicting a 25 percent rise in student homelessness across the state, NHPS officials point to rising evictions and lack of affordable housing as causes.

MAGGIE GRETHER & NATI TESFAYE

New Haven’s unhoused population endures a winter with decreased shelter capacity

As waitlists for shelter beds grow, people experiencing homelessness turn to warming centers and tent cities as alternative means of surviving the cold.

BROOKLYN BRAUNER

New Haveners rally on the Green for early childcare funding

The New Haven community mobilized for a rally on Wednesday morning to protest Governor Ned Lamont’s budget regarding early childhood education and care.

MAGGIE GRETHER & NATI TESFAYE

New Haven’s unhoused population endures a winter with decreased shelter capacity

Alders approve new affordable housing development and creation of shelter for unhoused people

NATHANIEL ROSENBERG

Four months in, New Haven leaders praise crisis team’s progress

Connecticut looks to expand abortion access in the wake of Dobbs

“Budgeting from a place of strength”: Elicker announces $30 million increase in city budget

MAGGIE GRETHER & NATI TESFAYE

New Haven’s unhoused population endures a winter with decreased shelter capacity

Animals relocated amid New Haven Animal Shelter investigations

NATASHA KHAZZAM

Compost program bridges the gap between urban life and sustainable living

New Haven braces for six inches of snow from Winter Storm Piper

EDUCATION AND YOUTH

New Haven Public Schools expect increase in student homelessness

BROOKLYN BRAUNER

New Haveners rally on the Green for early childcare funding

MEGAN VAZ & KALA KEATON

PROFILE: NHPS assistant superintendent Paul Whyte ’93’s climb up the educational ladder

Mayoral candidate protests outside City Hall as alders confirm BOE nomination

COPS & COURTS

NATHANIEL ROSENBERG

Four months in, New Haven leaders praise crisis team’s progress

NATHANIEL ROSENBERG & YASH ROY

Two arrested for local shooting as NHPD reviews reporting procedures to New Haven Schools

BUSINESS

After bloom of Valentine’s Day demand, New Haven florists reflect on changing industry

New Haven mega-landlord fined $1,500 for housing code violations in fourth criminal case since May

ConnCORP allocates resources to minority-owned small businesses

New Haven’s Soul Sweat hot yoga studio sizzles with business

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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