"Get out your heads and get into your bodies!" Hillhouse High School dance teacher Millette Nunez instructed her students, as ...

Pharma giant Pfizer has agreed to pay $59 million to settle a federal lawsuit accusing a local biopharmaceutical company of paying "kickbacks" ...

Adrian Huq took a quick break between classes Tuesday to join a Transit Equity Day event on the Green -- where they called ...

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The Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen and Amistad Catholic Worker are this year’s recipients of the Unsung Heroes Award from the ...

The Yale Film Archive’s spring semester film series has been in full swing for a couple of weeks now, and in true form they ...

Two weeks into an onslaught of federal policy upheavals and funding threats, New Haven is still tackling problems that long ...

New Haven’s cultural affairs chief is bringing her diversity-focused toolkit to the cultural center of the Southeast.

A heavier than expected snowfall -- and a late-starting snow removal contractor -- left more than 20 city public schools to ...

Mill River Crossing housing complex. Police enter an apartment with a key. "My baby!" a woman cries out. Gunshots ring out. A ...

Gary Zrelak, director of operations for the Greater New Haven Water Pollution Control Authority, wielded a several-foot-long ...

The Trump administration has “flooded the zone.” From protecting immigrants and trans people to health care and municipal ...