34 min ago | Connecticut Post
Commuter rep predicts 'carmageddon'
With Metro-North service suspended between South Norwalk and New Haven, weekend tourists and regular commuters alike are making alternate plans and wondering how long service will be affected by Friday evening's derailment and collision.
1 hr ago | Austin Times
Changing mothers' aid limits juice for kids
A change to a U.S. program that provides food and medical visits to many infants, children and pregnant women succeeded in reducing the amount of juice bought overall, according to a new study.
5 hrs ago | The Day
Shore Line East expands train service to Old Saybrook, New London
Shore Line East is expanding train service to Old Saybrook and New London as part of a new spring schedule announced Friday by the state Department of Transportation.
10 hrs ago | Sofia News Agency
60 Injured, 5 Critical after Train Collision in CT, US
About 60 people have been injured , five critically, after a head-on, rush-hour collision between two commuter trains near New York City .
13 hrs ago | BroadwayWorld.com
Long Wharf Theatre Partners with New Haven Public Library for Clybourne Park Talks, May 2013
Long Wharf Theatre and the New Haven Free Public Library announce a series of community conversations taking place in May about the complex issues of race and real estate in the city of New Haven.
Dozens Hurt as Train Derails in Conn.,...
Approximately 60 people were taken to hospitals this evening - five with critical injuries - when a New York-area commuter train derailed near Fairfield, Conn., knocking a second train coming the other way off the tracks, officials said.
New Haven woman charged with making bomb threat calls to state courthouses
A joint investigation by state and federal authorities led to the arrest Friday of a 30-year-old New Haven woman charged with making bomb threat calls to courthouses across the state.
What About Bilingual Education?
On February 5, 2013, Mayor John DeStefano delivered his final State of the City address, citing what he felt where the top priorities for the city's improvement in the upcoming years: the budget, public education, the economy, and public safety.
Aldermen Take Aim At Schools Budget
Three million extra dollars for the schools: Too much for taxpayers to bear? Or a much-needed increase to save school reform? That dilemma emerged this week as two East Rock aldermen - Jessica Holmes and Justin Elicker - moved to deny the mayor's request to increase the city contribution to the schools budget by $3 million.
The camera rolled. Claire Criscuolo pulled out a "misunderstood" artichoke and shared some of her vegetarian cooking secrets in a cooking show series that debuted on Gateway Community College's TV screen.
Cyclists To City: Connect The Bike Lanes
Cyclists converged on a downtown plaza to announce a new vision for New Haven, including connecting bike lanes across the center city and converting one-way streets to two directions of travel.
Harp Casts Doubt On 9th Square Bailout Plea
Mayoral candidate Toni Harp questioned a developer's argument that it needs a $10 million-plus bailout from the city to keep the Ninth Square project alive, while two of her opponents expressed support for spending some new money to preserve affordable housing there.
When Janice Wray lost control of her car on Route 95 in Connecticut last year , everything stopped.
Stonington group's application to raise chicken issue
A Pawcatuck woman who is a principal in Chicken Lovers Urge Change , has filed an application to change the town's zoning regulations so residents can raise six hens, or two hens per household member on residential properties.
Yale fined for failing to report sex crimes more than a decade ago
The U.S. Department of Education has ordered Yale University in New Haven, Conn., to pay $165,000 for failing to report campus sex offenses.
Risk of death, hospital readmission prolonged after heart attack, heart failure
Heart attack or heart failure patients may have a high risk of death or re-admission for a month or longer after leaving the hospital, researchers said at the American Heart Association's Quality of Care and Outcomes Scientific Sessions 2013.
Roche immunotherapy shows response over range of cancers
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Young women often less healthy than young men before heart attacks
American Heart Association Meeting Report - Abstract 251 - Embargoed until 3 p.m. CT/4 p.m. ET, Wednesday, May 15, 2013 Young female heart attack patients have more medical problems, more chest pain and a poorer quality of life before their heart attacks, compared to men.
Cicadas on the menu at restaurant
Something new and shall we say 'exotic' is reportedly about to hit the menu at a popular New Haven restaurant.