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ERIC SONG

Avelo flight from ICE base lands in Guatemala

An Avelo aircraft formerly based in New Haven flew from Arizona to Texas and on to Guatemala on Monday — the plane’s first international flight since moving to Arizona for Avelo’s contract with the Department of Homeland Security.

LATEST

City public schools’ budget remains incomplete four weeks into school year

The school district is still attempting to mitigate a $3.8 million budget deficit as emergency city funds remain pending.

ELIJAH HUREWITZ-RAVITCH

On reelection campaign trail, Elicker holds steady

Housing, public safety and education remain top priorities for Mayor Justin Elicker, he told the News as he vies for a fourth two-year term as mayor against Republican Steve Orosco.

Yale negotiating on police oversight with city review board

Yale is in negotiations with New Haven’s civilian review board to come to an agreement over how the University’s police department’s civilian complaints are reviewed.

ELIJAH HUREWITZ-RAVITCH

On reelection campaign trail, Elicker holds steady

ELIJAH HUREWITZ-RAVITCH

Theodore’s victory breaks from unions’ hold on city politics

ELIJAH HUREWITZ-RAVITCH

Theodore beats Laughter in Ward 1 alder primary election

JAKE ROBBINS & ELIJAH HUREWITZ-RAVITCH

From small town to small city, Laughter shaped by working-class roots

Theodore hopes for home run in Tuesday primary election

New Haven looks to set Guinness World Record for largest pizza party

Officials, developers celebrate apartment complex being built in Wooster Square

Amid increasing ICE activity, city lawyers and organizers hone strategy

Newest New Haven tenants union joins with Detroit counterpart for negotiations

EDUCATION AND YOUTH

City public schools’ budget remains incomplete four weeks into school year

New Haven students’ test scores up, but below pre-COVID levels

Locals protest ICE’s detainment of high school student

Mayor, superintendent fault state budget proposal for failing to address school shortfalls

COPS & COURTS

Yale negotiating on police oversight with city review board

City police amp up downtown presence after flurry of gun violence

BUSINESS

NICOLAS CIMINIELLO

Local tech entrepreneurs vie for prizes at innovation event

NICOLAS CIMINIELLO

Detroit-style pizzeria coming to Broadway allowed to sell alcohol

NICOLAS CIMINIELLO

Local business owners compete for prizes of up to $7,500

Pepe’s celebrates 100 years with street corner dedication

Archives

Education & Youth

L.L. Bean to leave Broadway in February

Blending research and advocacy, Yale’s Housing and Health Equity Lab tackles homelessness through a scientific lens

Education Secretary highlights $2.5 million grant during New Haven visit

New Haven Climate Movement holds rally in front of City Hall to protest New Haven Transportation

The Nourish Project promotes healthy aging at two local senior independent living facilities

Hundreds call for a ceasefire on the New Haven Green

Three Yalies petition for co-chair spots

Special Services Districts shape economic development in New Haven

At one year, New Haven’s cannabis industry is rolling along

Labor Secretary highlights $5 million grant during New Haven visit

State board rules to reinstate police officer involved in paralyzing Randy Cox

Board of Education making progress on climate emergency resolution, student activists push for greater investment

New group to challenge union-backed Democratic ward co-chairs

Jitter Bus to open first brick-and-mortar location

Board of Education discusses multi-year improvement plan

Yale to send non-Yale tenants packing from Broadway apartments

Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen to expand

Local art store Artist & Craftsman Supply to close

City hosts a reading of Ruby Bridges’ newest book for New Haven students

‘MOTW Coffee & Pastries’ opens on Crown Street