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Yale University celebrates 325th anniversary
Yale University marked its 325th anniversary in New Haven with a public look at the original legislation that created the school. The celebration highlighted Yale’s long history and its deep ties to New Haven.
New Haven Board of Alders outlines immediate action plan after ongoing reports of health, safety hazards
New Haven Board of Alders members are pushing for an immediate action plan after ongoing reports of health and safety hazards in New Haven Public Schools. The letter underscores growing concern in New Haven over the extent and severity of the problems.
Alders Demand School Building Repairs, Transparency
New Haven alder leaders are pressing the school system to set stronger mold and temperature standards, publish maintenance complaint data, and create a funding plan for repairs. The letter outlines 16 high-priority actions aimed at improving New Haven Public Schools facilities within the next 30 to 60 days.
Mingarelli elected a new fellow of the American Physical Society
Yale physicist Chiara Mingarelli was elected a new fellow of the American Physical Society for work in pulsar timing array theory and gravitational-wave astrophysics. The recognition highlights Yale research in New Haven.
Sandra’s Pupusas Find New Home On Temple
Sandra Trigueros has opened La Cocina de Sandra on Temple Street, bringing her popular pupusas to New Haven. The new restaurant is already drawing attention for its quick-cooked, best-selling pupusas stuffed with pork and cheese.
Actin’ Bout A Revolution
A Broken Umbrella is inviting the New Haven community to help shape a story about the city 250 years from now and beyond. The project centers local voices and imagination in a New Haven-focused creative effort.
Follow The Finger For A Slice Of Open Studios
An exhibit at the Institute Library is spotlighting Open Studios in New Haven with a playful visual approach. The piece connects local arts audiences to the city’s studio scene and exhibition spaces.
Kensington Square Apartments in New Haven see rat infestation, mice
Residents at Kensington Square Apartments in New Haven are dealing with a rat infestation and mice, according to local reporting. Mayor Justin Elicker said most of the building will be cleared out until the rodents are gone.
New Haven ended fiscal year 2026 with surplus, but Board of Education facing $9.6M deficit
New Haven ended fiscal year 2026 with a slight surplus, but a $9.6 million deficit in the Board of Education is putting pressure on the city’s rainy-day fund. The report highlights the city’s overall finances and the budget strain facing New Haven schools.
Nyberg: Institute Library in New Haven turns 200
The Institute Library in New Haven is celebrating its 200th anniversary as one of the nation’s few surviving subscription libraries. The story spotlights a historic Chapel Street gem with more than 30,000 books.
Gelateria Couple Attacked In Whit Garage
A New Haven gelateria owner was back at work on Chapel Street after a random attack in the parking garage next door left him with injuries. The incident happened in New Haven’s downtown area and is part of a broader local public safety story.
LCI Condemns Rat-Infested Kensington Sq. Apartments
New Haven officials condemned rat-infested conditions at Kensington Square apartments at Dwight and Garden. The report highlights ongoing housing and sanitation concerns in New Haven.