BUSINESS
Connecticut launches new pizza-themed license plate

The new plates, which support the state’s largest food bank, launched last month.

Avelo to carry out deportation flights, citing poor performance at Tweed in internal email

The leading airline at Tweed New Haven Airport will open an Arizona base to operate chartered deportation flights — the first known commercial airline to do so under the second Trump administration.

Metro-North launches shorter rides for NYC commuters

A new Metro-North schedule shortened commutes for people traveling to NYC in rush hour and revised arrival and departure times.

Per new law, nearly no more smoke shops fit in New Haven

The Board of Alders passed and Mayor Justin Elicker signed new restrictions on tobacco and vape retailers, prohibiting almost any new shops for now.

Yale sues Philly’s after alleged rent evasion

After three years of Philly’s allegedly not paying rent, the University served notices of eviction and filed a complaint after the restaurant failed to vacate its location on Chapel Street.

Unidad Latina en Acción protests alleged wage theft targeting undocumented worker

A dozen members of a migrant workers advocacy group rallied outside a Whitney Avenue restaurant on Sunday.

Black business owners take advantage of Yale, New Haven resources

The News spoke to five Black-owned businesses about their relationships with Yale and New Haven.

Saint Luke’s property becomes eighteenth CT Tenants Union

Fourteen out of seventeen tenants at a Saint Luke’s Senior Housing property on Goffe Street moved to unionize in light of dilapidated conditions and security concerns.

“We have a big year ahead”: UNITE HERE urge for city, Yale solidarity in Trump era

At the New Haven Rising Solidarity Summit, union leaders, residents and city officials celebrated recent victories and called for action in the face of political uncertainties.

Grey Matter Books hosts artwork and bake sale to support Palestine Children’s Relief Fund

Yale student groups organized the event on Saturday as part of a larger push to raise $34,100 for a family in Gaza.

Generator theft grounds Jitter Bus

The generator for a popular coffee bus was stolen in a Friday morning burglary amid a city-wide rise in thefts from vehicles.