Board of Alders

The New Haven Fire Chief John Alston will make a statement before a Board of Alders subcommittee for his reappointment. This decision comes with major backlash.

The New Haven Board of Alders has voted to reject the nomination of Renee Dominguez as the city’s new police chief

Lead paint is still a huge problem in historic New Haven.

New Haven’s Long Wharf could look dramatically different in the coming years if a development plan that has the support of the city’s mayor becomes a reality.

On Monday night New Haven Mayor Toni Harp delivered her State of the City. For much of it, she focused on the dedication of city workers and first responders.

Community leaders in New Haven held a news conference on Wednesday demanding Yale University update the city regarding a commitment it made in 2015 to hire 1,000 new New Haven residents, 500 of them from identified neighborhoods in need.

Should the City of New Haven have spent nearly $4,000 to outfit City Hall staffers with new uniforms?

The New Haven Board of Education has approved the layoffs of 24 employees, a number less than originally anticipated as the district continues to manage a budget shortage.

When nearly 22,0000 students go back to New Haven Public Schools at the end of the month, the district’s budget deficit will be smaller than at the start of summer break, school leaders said Friday morning during a press conference at Wilbur Cross High School.

The New Haven Board of Alders leadership has launched an investigation into the pay increases Mayor Toni Harp gave to 37 executive management and confidential non-union employees.