New Haven County

Two global steel building product companies are receiving $19.1 million in state aid to merge their operations and move their combined headquarters, along with more than 400 jobs, to North Haven, officials announced Tuesday morning.

Connecticut regulators on Wednesday ruled Berlin electric utility Connecticut Light & Power cannot recoup from ratepayers the...

Pat Munger Construction Co. of Branford has been selected to build New England's largest biodiesel facility in...

Wallingford energy efficient auditor Competitive Resources Inc. started selling its Home Energy Solutions program out of three...

Amphenol Corp. posted record second-quarter sales and boosted its full-year outlook, sending the stock price soaring for...

Waterbury’s Firefighters Credit Union is changing its name to FD Community Federal Credit Union, effective July 30,...

Masonicare Health Care Center in Wallingford has promoted Patricia J. Russell to vice president for nursing. In...

Connecticut state regulators found Berlin electric utility Connecticut Light and Power to be "deficient and inadequate" in...

Veteran Waterbury defense attorney Martin J. Minnella has joined with lawyers Joseph Tramuta and Marc Edwards to...

Quinnipiac University in Hamden is one five U.S. schools participating in a pilot program to teach to...