Elicker Administration News Today

A state employee told New Haven’s official responsible for maintaining marriage records to report ​“suspicious” marriage license applicants to federal immigration authorities.

New Haven’s three mayoral candidates gathered at the Shubert Theater before an audience of close to 40 people for their last debate of the election season.

New Haven is one step closer to having a quasi-public nonprofit charged with buying, fixing up, and selling blighted properties before megalandlords get…

Reuel Parks is stepping down from his role as the city's first ever violence prevention coordinator roughly three months after taking on the new Elicker…

Cracking concrete outside the Canal Dock Boathouse is set to cost the city another $210,000 in legal fees, as a city-contractor lawsuit drags into its…

“Hello, yes, this is Nanette,” a crisis response team worker said as she answered her cell phone, all while rummaging around a blue minivan crammed full…

Police Chief Karl Jacobson has recommended that four city police officers be fired for their roles in the mishandling of Richard “Randy” Cox, roughly nine…

The Elicker Administration has proposed spending $5 million of federal pandemic-relief aid on helping delayed affordable housing developments get off the…

The Wilson Library branch is a “second home” to Hannah Osinaike and her children — especially to 7-year-old Emmanuel, who devours every animal-themed book…

Local legislators gave a green light for greener waste management, and another green light for affordable housing. …