State must release raid documents
In a 4-0 decision yesterday, the Connecticut Freedom of Information Commission ordered the state Department of Public Safety to release documents relating to the June 6 Immigrations and Customs...
View ArticleYEI urges Elis to ‘stay and build’
This article has been corrected. You may view this article’s correction here. Jordan Goldberg ’06 SOM ‘09 started his online business in New Haven, rents an office on Whitney Avenue and has Yale...
View ArticleUnion allies with Watchdogs after mayor’s directive
The latest immigration debate over a City Hall general order has a few New Haven Police Department officials up in arms. Last Friday, two Yale Law School students and one community organizer visited...
View ArticleCities debate local ID cards nationwide
Efforts to provide identification for undocumented immigrants nationwide lurched forward and backwards yesterday. In anticipation of overwhelming opposition from New York legislators and courts, Gov....
View ArticleNew chamber of commerce to focus on business concerns of gay community
With its dark mahogany walls, sparkling wine glasses and 19th-century-era paintings, the Quinnipiack Club is suffused with tradition. But innovation overtook tradition yesterday when the Qpack Club...
View ArticleCrowded jails, ban on parole protested
As the light of street lamps illuminated a swirl of mist and drizzle, more than 65 protestors rallied Monday evening in front of the Whalley Avenue jail, demanding that the state provide its citizens...
View ArticleLibrary staff accused of race profiling
After 26 years of working with Yale’s libraries, Oct. 23 would have been just another day on the job for Bernard Rogers. But standing outside the Sealy G. Mudd library with his friend James Jones that...
View ArticleLocals dedicate Iraq memorial
Against a backdrop of bustling evening traffic and winter darkness, more than 50 members of the New Haven community gathered Monday night to inaugurate a memorial for city residents killed in the Iraq...
View ArticleReport finds race profiling did not occur
Yale University library staff did not racially profile a library employee last month, according to a report released Tuesday following a three-day investigation by Yale’s Office for Equal Opportunity...
View ArticleCity businesses rely on holidays to boost sales
Snowflakes, Christmas trees and reds and greens may have taken over the New Haven downtown area, but city promoters say it would be a mistake to confuse the Elm City with the typical suburban mall...
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