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New Haven police arrest man accused of kidnapping 5-year-old boy
New Haven police arrested a 32-year-old man after a kidnapping investigation, according to the report. The case involves serious charges and is part of local public safety news in New Haven.
Thousands participate in this year's Closer to Free Ride
Thousands of riders took part in the annual Closer to Free Ride in New Haven, helping raise funds for Smilow Cancer Hospital and Yale Cancer Center. The event highlighted community support across New Haven for cancer research, treatment, and patient care.
Jury finds New Haven man guilty of murdering John Williams in Hamden nearly 4 years ago
A New Haven Superior Court jury convicted a New Haven man in a Hamden murder case, bringing a major local court story to New Haven readers. The verdict was delivered on Friday and is part of ongoing crime and justice coverage in the New Haven area.
Man accused of kidnapping, threatening to kill 5-year-old New Haven boy
A man is accused of kidnapping a 5-year-old boy in New Haven after a domestic dispute, according to police. The case drew an Amber Alert and a hours-long response from detectives in New Haven.
Lighthouse Point Park reopens to the public after closing from storm damage
Lighthouse Point Park in New Haven has reopened after storm damage forced it to close for cleanup. The waterfront park is back open just in time for the weekend, restoring a popular outdoor spot in New Haven.
New Haven man found guilty of murder after man shot to death in 'coordinated ambush'
A New Haven man was found guilty of murder in a case tied to a fatal shooting in Hamden. The verdict is part of a major criminal case with local impact in New Haven and the surrounding area.
An Open Letter To Airbnb
New Haven Independent’s opinion item looks at Airbnb and the local conversation around it in New Haven. It’s a city-focused piece for readers following housing, tourism, and neighborhood impacts in New Haven.
Lamont Sends $45K Reimbursement To New Haven DTC
Gov. Ned Lamont’s campaign reimbursed the New Haven Democratic Town Committee for citywide canvassing efforts tied to the August primary. The story is directly relevant to New Haven politics and local campaign activity in New Haven.
C4D Celebrates 16 Years
A New Haven Independent report covers a gala at Anthony’s Ocean View honoring C4D, a student-led organization training undocumented youth in community organizing. The event has a clear New Haven-area connection and highlights local advocacy work.
YAA Public Service Awards honor three Yalies for contributions to New Haven and beyond
Yale’s YAA Public Service Awards are recognizing three alumni for sustained service that has made an impact in New Haven and beyond. The winners will be honored at a ceremony this fall.
Clean energy beneath Science Hill: Geothermal project meets key milestone
A major geothermal project beneath Yale’s Science Hill has reached a key milestone in New Haven. The work is designed to help Yale heat and cool buildings more efficiently while reducing fossil fuel use.
From Yale To Hell And Back
This New Haven Independent piece centers on Leigh Bardugo’s latest city-themed novel and her connection to New Haven. It’s a local arts and culture story for readers interested in Yale and New Haven literary life.