Yale was a governor and president of the East India Company, which was directly involved in the trafficking of enslaved people. Yale made his first donation in 1813, and in 1845 the college was ...

The City of New Haven is starting to get rid of the last plot of land remaining at the old Winchester Repeating Arms Company ...

Future segments along Highway 930 and Maplecrest Road are all part of New Haven’s effort to increase connectivity and provide ...

The public schools system is seeking students in need of highly individualized instruction to attend a new alternative middle ...

News about Wachovia Corporation, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.

The state-owned former Gateway Community College property at Sargent Drive and Long Wharf Drive in New Haven. Some residents ...

Two California transplants ventured east in search of midcentury design, lots of sunlight and space for guests.

Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont announced a new, $316-million project that would add jobs, retail space and housing at New Haven’s Union Station.

After an eight-day break for All-Star, the Connecticut Sun resume action and begin the second half of the 2025 WNBA season ...

Jackson was one of eight men whose wrongful conviction claims state legislators considered during their recent session. He's one of 42 Connecticut residents who have been exonerated since 1989, after ...

Frank Pepe’s iconic, coal-fired pizza joint — a favorite of celebs and locals alike in New Haven, Connecticut — is celebrating its 100th anniversary this month. Opened on June 16, 1925, by ...