Woodbridge News

Fit and 48 years old, Janet Levy went to a chiropractor to try to relieve a sore shoulder back in 2002.

The Woodbridge Police Department is currently investigating a one car fatal motor accident on Ansonia Road near Woodland St.

Although dire predictions of death panels and radical changes in how you get health care might be scaring some Americans, the stock market is telling a different story about the legislation Congress is considering to expand health insurance coverage.

For the past three days, Morrell has used Yale's campus as the platform for his open-air preaching.

A little over a year ago Frank P. Cirillo was a pariah at the University of Connecticut.

A tough start to the holidays for Woodbridge selectman James Sabshin. He was arrested Wednesday in Hamden, accused of driving drunk and leading police on a chase.

Police said a Woodbridge selectman was arrested after driving drunk and leading state police on a three-mile pursuit.

Two individuals riding bikes crashed into each other on the sidewalk on Wall St.

Want to save $10? The Yale College Council is waiving the annual fee to join the Bike Share program for students who use the bikes to ride to community tutoring programs.

Matthew Beland swayed back and forth as he pushed the bow to and fro over the strings of his violin.

Chalk writing on Cross Campus draws attention to some of Yale's residential college namesakes' historical connection to slavery.

Though Tony Blair no longer resides at 10 Downing Street, he couldn't help but recall his days as Prime Minister while watching University President Richard Levin sign a transatlantic biomedical research partnership Thursday afternoon.

It was anything but peaceful at the Grove Street Cemetery Proprietorsa annual meeting at the Graduate Club, an event made open to the public for the first time Tuesday evening.

News of the Yale-homicide arrest is resonating a sense of relief through the Yale community as well as the surrounding neighborhood.

Above the doors of St. Michael's Ukrainian Catholic Church in New Haven is a mosaic of Christ holding the Bible out to the faithful.

University Vice President and Secretary Linda Lorimer speaks to reporters outside Woodbridge Hall on Saturday regarding the disappearance of Annie Le MED '13. Reports that Annie Le's MED a 13 body was recovered from the lab where she was last seen Tuesday are untrue, law enforcement officials said Saturday.

New Haven Police Department Assistant Chief Peter Reichard told members of the press Sunday evening that human remains had been found inside a wall at 10 Amistad St.

The News will be posting updates from Beinecke Plaza this afternoon as law enforcement officials brief the press about the investigation into the disappearance of Annie Le MED '13. A press conference is scheduled at 5:30 p.m. outside Woodbridge Hall.

Jim Barber lives on Westville's leafy Vista Terrace, a five-minute walk from the prestigious Hopkins School and a 10-minute stroll from the woods surrounding the Yale Golf Course.

A man and his son are among nine people arrested in a drug bust. Inside several homes in Orange and Woodbridge police found cash, drugs and guns.