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Expansion to Tweed Airport approved

On Thursday night, the New Haven Board of Alders approved a 43-year lease for the expansion and renovation of Tweed-New Haven Airport.  The lease agreement […]

Airplane
CLICC empowers incarcerated parents and loved ones through literacy

Through mentorship, literacy programs and extensive systems of support, this nonprofit works to strengthen bonds between children and their incarcerated parents.

CLICC staff, mentors, families and advocates gathered in April 2019 at the Justice Collaboratory, Yale Law School, for the first CLICC Mentor Network Conference. The second CLICC conference is planned for 2022.
Junta organization supports new services via hybrid model during pandemic

Junta for Progressive Action alters services to fit pandemic needs.

A view of Junta headquarters from the road.
Elicker prepares to face off against Carlson, first GOP mayoral candidate in over a decade

The first Republican candidate for mayor since 2007 has already received over $29,000 in funding from the city.

Picture of City Hall
Public Safety committee approves purchase of technology for police accountability

NHPD’s proposal for authorization to buy dashboard and body cameras pushes forward in the Board of Alders.

Up close shot of the side of a New Haven police car.
Bond, Brackeen exploring secretary of the state runs

The two New Haven officials have their eyes on the soon-to-be-vacated seat of Denise Merrill, who has held the position for three terms.

Supporters gather with city Director of Health Maritza Bond at her Wednesday afternoon committee launch.
Elicker says more than 64 percent of eligible residents fully vaccinated

The city has partnered with several community outreach organizations to promote education about the vaccine and provide access to all residents of New Haven. The vaccination rates are increasing, but there are still many hesitant residents.

A view of the Elm City from above.
New Italian restaurant Villa Lulu opens on College Street

Villa Lulu, the creation of famous New Haven restaurateur Moe Gad, brings contemporary Italian cuisine to College Street.

Local vaccination campaign hopes to increase youth vaccination rates

The “Rock the Vax” vaccination campaign targets New Haven’s youth population with various incentives.

New Haven city officials and staff pose for a photo inside the center during the event. From the left: Ward 30 Alder Honda Smith, director Maritza Bond, Robb Blocker, Carolyn Kinder
New cycling infrastructure launched in New Haven

After many years of planning, the Edgewood Cycletrack is creeping closer to completion and the new Chapel Street bike lane finished construction, with the draft of the Safe Routes for All plan to be released at the end of this month.

A bicyclist rides on the street in New Haven
Negotiations over future of Union Station nearing conclusion

A new 35-year lease is in sight for New Haven Union Station as local and state representatives are nearing the conclusion of negotiations.

A passenger boards a train on Union Station