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“People across Connecticut are facing housing challenges unlike we’ve seen in recent years,” said Evonne Klein, chief executive officer at the Connecticut Coalition to End Homelessness, at a public hearing on the issue. “We need your help so that we can help.”

Budget documents indicate initiatives to address the housing crisis are a priority for lawmakers this session.

Budget documents indicate initiatives to address the housing crisis are a priority for lawmakers this session.

State and federal authorities have unsealed an indictment charging six Connecticut men with gang-related activity. The gang, called Exit-8, is located in New Haven.

A program developed by The Justice Education Center, Inc., is giving a second chance in the workforce to people who were once incarcerated with violent offenses.

Governor Ned Lamont today held a news conference in Waterbury to announce the first in a series of proposals he will introduce during the 2023 legislative session that are aimed at building on Connecticut’s efforts to eliminate gun violence.

Police believe they’ve identified the killers in four recent homicides, and new license plate-reading technology helped track down key cars in two. …

At a Thursday news conference on city violence, he said there have been four shootings so far this year, half of where the city was this time last year. But...

NEW HAVEN — There may be little to celebrate in seeing 14 homicides in a year, but first-year Chief of Police Karl Jacobson said 2022's total represents an improvement over 2021, when 25 people were k...

New Haven’s first homicide victim of 2023 was the brother of New Haven’s first homicide victim of 2020 — killed less than two months after his mother…