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New Haven department heads seek residency waivers after rule change

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By Brian Zahn Verified
| CT Insider Verified
New Haven City Hall, 165 Church St. New Haven, Conn. Helen Bennett / Hearst Connecticticut NEW HAVEN — Five department heads who have permanent residences outside of the city have applied for an exception from a requirement that they reside in New Haven.
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West Haven church settles $300K lawsuit over sidewalk injury that threatened its future Original

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By Brian Zahn Verified
| New Haven Register Verified
First Evangelical Lutheran Church, in West Haven, Conn. March 19, 2026. Ned Gerard/Hearst Connecticut Media Church members pose in the sanctuary of First Evangelical Lutheran Church, on West Haven, Conn. March 27, 2026. Ned Gerard/Hearst Connecticut Media WEST HAVEN — Earlier this year, the First Evangelical Lutheran Church’s community worried the Campbell Avenue building that binds them together could be lost.
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New Haven homicides, shootings fall sharply in first half of 2026 Original

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By Brian Zahn Verified
| New Haven Register Verified
New Haven Police Chief David Zannelli, at podium, and Mayor Justin Elicker provide a midyear update on the city's crime statistics on July 8, 2026. Brian Zahn/Hearst Connecticut Media NEW HAVEN — City officials shared that homicides and shootings have decreased in the first half of 2026 compared to last year, a continuation of a downward trend of some violent crimes in the city. Officials also said there has been "notable progress" on the city's first homicides of 2026.
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