(Opinion) It turns out that humans can figure out how to travel in two directions at once. That scientific discovery occurred in New Haven this week, when it took practically no time for drivers and parkers to adjust to a change in direction on Chapel Str... See more
A day after New Haveners descended beneath the canopy of cherry blossoms lining Hughes Place, a United Illuminating-hired crew was out sawing off the branches. And Wanda Bubriski was rushing to save the branches from the wood chipper so the neighborhood c... See more
Let your community know Let the family know you are thinking of them Hear your loved one's obituary Paul Delano Bass, 92, peacefully went to be with the Lord on Tuesday, April 14, 2026, at his home surrounded by his loving family. Paul was born in Fayette... See more
Peter Block grew up seeing firsthand why preventing liver disease matters: His mother faced a terminal diagnosis. This week he joins an effort to spread the word to others. Block, a Yale School of Medicine transplant hepatologist, is participating in the ... See more
Connecticut’s leading Catholic lawmaker Monday blasted President Trump’s attack on Pope Leo XIV as “an affront to the faith.” State Senate President Pro Tem Martin Looney of New Haven issued a statement to that effect after President Trump posted a social... See more