Davis Dunavin

Landlords in New Haven would need to provide the name of a living person over age 18 when registering properties — no legal entities or LLCs.

U.S. Representative Rosa DeLauro of Connecticut said the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill signed this month by President Biden will keep the state’s mass transit systems alive.

Othello has long been one of Shakespeare’s most controversial plays — the story of a person of color, told by a white man in Elizabethan England. Now it’s getting a fresh look at Sacred Heart University, under the guidance of an acclaimed playwright.

The attorneys general asked the EPA to tighten rules on nitrogen oxide output by heavy-duty vehicles — like semi-tractor trailers and buses.

Students at New Haven’s Amistad High School walked out of class in protest Wednesday over what they described as unaddressed sexual misconduct.

A group singalong has hopped from bar to bar in New York City for years — and in the age of the pandemic, it lives on Zoom. It’s called Exceedingly Good Song Night.

The dean of the Yale Law School said administrators made mistakes in how they handled a controversial email invitation to a campus party.

Disgraced former Bridgeport police chief A.J. Perez has lost his police certification.

Major John Mason lived in the 1600s and led colonists and indigenous allies in a violent raid on a Pequot village, killing hundreds.

Jonathan Wright of Waterford told police he sent the tweets after he read online that the government was placing COVID-19 patients in nursing homes to get elderly people sick.