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Tweed New Haven Airport hosts emergency drill for first responders and airport officials
Tweed New Haven Airport held an emergency drill to help first responders and airport officials practice response procedures in New Haven. The exercise was designed to improve safety and preparedness for travelers and the surrounding community.
What to know about this year's New Haven Grand Prix and Apizza Feast
The New Haven Grand Prix and the 11th annual Apizza Feast are returning Friday with cycling races, pizza, family fun, and a Guinness World Record attempt for the world’s largest pizza party. It’s one of the biggest New Haven events of the year for residents and visitors alike.
8 Apartments OK’d For Burned-Down Laundromat Site
New Haven officials signed off on a new development for 83 Lombard St., bringing eight apartments to the former laundromat site. The project adds another small-scale housing development to New Haven’s evolving neighborhood landscape.
Duncan-To-Graduate Hotel Sold
A hotel company has purchased the Graduate on Chapel Street for more than $10 million, marking another step in the property’s transformation in New Haven. The sale highlights ongoing changes right near Yale’s doorstep.
Tengatenga Walks Toward Alder Run
Lindsey Tengatenga spoke with business owners near a vacant Walgreens on Whalley Avenue as she prepares for a special election in New Haven’s Edgewood neighborhood. The story centers on local business concerns and a city alder race.
ICE Fears Resonate On Grand Biz Tour
U.S. Reps. Rosa DeLauro and Adelita Grijalva toured Grand Avenue in New Haven for Hispanic Heritage Month and heard concerns from Fair Haven small businesses. The report focuses on how ICE fears are affecting local customers and neighborhood commerce.
At Book Signing, Judge Mosley Inspires With “Improbable Journey”
A book signing at Kaiyden's Coffee Shop in Wooster Square drew a crowd in New Haven for Judge Mosley’s story and remarks. The gathering highlighted a local literary event with strong neighborhood interest.
Clear Vision, United Action
This New Haven Faith Matters piece explores the Buddhist path to resisting ICE and the role of spiritual practice in community action. It connects faith, activism, and local concerns in New Haven.
Big changes coming to New Haven Union Station
State and city leaders have announced major upgrades planned for New Haven Union Station. The project could affect daily commuters and visitors traveling through New Haven.
New Haven FBI helps seize drugs, firearms, alligator from Los Angeles apartment
A New Haven FBI role in a Los Angeles drug investigation led to arrests and the seizure of narcotics, firearms, and even an alligator. The case highlights how New Haven law enforcement can be involved in major federal operations beyond Connecticut.
Connecticut, Arizona congresswomen celebrate Hispanic-owned businesses in Fair Haven
Congresswomen toured Grand Avenue in Fair Haven to spotlight Hispanic-owned businesses and their impact on the community. The New Haven visit was part of Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations centered on local entrepreneurship and neighborhood pride.
$25M On Tap For Union Station Renovation
Union Station in New Haven is set to receive another $24.8 million in state funding for interior renovations, including new retail space and restrooms. The project is part of ongoing improvements to one of New Haven’s key transit hubs.