New Haven

Three recent awards involving Yale New Haven Hospital total nearly $55 million, including a $15.1M verdict this week.

Yale University has paid $2.05 million for a building in a prime downtown New Haven location near its campus, adding to a string of nearby acquisitions this year.

Friends Center for Children is expanding free teacher housing in New Haven as a workforce recruitment and retention strategy.

A biotechnology company developing treatments for infectious diseases has signed a long-term lease for approximately 33,000 square feet in downtown New Haven, more than tripling its headquarters space.

Winstanley Enterprises is the developer behind the project, which would expand New Haven's life sciences district.

Connecticut’s restaurant trade group is expanding into hotels, creating a larger hospitality organization with a broader legislative agenda.

Blake Gardens, a 70-unit apartment complex in New Haven, has been listed for sale for $13.5 million, or about $193,000 per unit.

The $24.8 million renovation will add food and retail spaces as the state upgrades the 106-year-old train station.

Ned Lamont says stronger state finances give Connecticut more room to invest in education, health care and infrastructure.

A Yale New Haven Hospital study found most seven-day readmissions stemmed from illness rather than preventable hospital failures.