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The City of New Haven broke ground on a 65-unit supportive housing development on Monday.
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Two New Haven schools will soon be partly powered by solar panels. They join a growing list of schools in the district that are embracing renewable energy.
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The designation led New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker to double down on the city’s commitment to being a welcoming place for immigrants, regardless of legal status.
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As one of 16 sanctuary cities threatened by the Trump administration, New Haven was on the cusp of losing federal funding. But a federal judge has halted President Donald Trump’s effort to pull funding.
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U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-CT) met with health advocates in New Haven who said they’re worried about federal funding cuts.
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New Haven, Connecticut, will soon be home to a major composting facility. This comes amid a statewide waste disposal crisis: Few local disposal options exist, and the cost of sending trash to landfills in other states is increasing.
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The City of New Haven will join a list of cities in a lawsuit against the Trump administration for the federal funding freeze.
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New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker said the lawsuit is meant to protect the city’s place as a sanctuary for undocumented immigrants
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Two West Haven police officers were shot on Wednesday morning while executing a state search warrant at an apartment on Grand Avenue in New Haven. The officers' injuries are not life-threatening, according to police.
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The City of New Haven will launch a plan to redevelop physical barriers near Interstate 91 to restore connectivity in surrounding neighborhoods.