Tenants are protesting Ocean Management, a megalandlord that delivered 16 notices to quit, the first form required in an eviction proceeding.

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Hackers steal $6M meant for New Haven school bus contract
Over the course of six different cyberattacks, hackers stole ’just over $6 million,’ officials said. More than half has been recovered.
City seeks $16M in borrowing, surplus bucks to cover Cox settlement
The city of New Haven plans to borrow and transfer up to $16 million from the city’s latest budget surplus to cover the uninsured portion of a $45 million police-misconduct-and-paralysis settlement.
New Haven fires 2 officers involved in Randy Cox incident
New Haven officers Jocelyn Lavandier and Luis Rivera were fired for their roles in the incident that left Cox paralyzed from the shoulders down.
New Haven nets $357K from pot, ‘nip’ liquor bottle sales
New Haven picked up cash for cleaner streets and other public service programs through local sales of marijuana and mini liquor bottles.
New Haven tests giving $500 monthly to formerly incarcerated
Twenty New Haveners will receive $500 per month under a year-long pilot program designed to support people adjusting to life out of prison.
Cops thought Randy Cox was faking injuries, New Haven investigation finds
The cops arrested for mishandling the now-paralyzed Randy Cox thought he was drunk, intentionally noncompliant or faking injuries.
Woodbridge shuts out New Haven students
The town’s board of education voted not to fill two soon-to-be-vacant Open Choice kindergarten seats at Woodbridge’s Beecher Road School.
Tweed Airport publishes draft environmental assessment
Tweed New Haven Airport and a national aviation consultant have published a federally mandated environmental assessment of the airport’s expansion plans — opening the review up to 45 days of public comment.
Judge fines New Haven megalandlord another $1,500
New Haven leaders pushed legislation that would quadruple the cost of housing code violations to discourage landlords from ignoring problems.
Local 33 wins Yale grad union election
The National Labor Relations Board said the final tally for Local 33’s election was 1,860 votes in favor of the union and 179 votes against.
Sued cops say Randy Cox’s injuries were his own fault
New Haven cops sued for allegedly violating Randy Cox’s rights say his injuries were due largely to his own “negligence and carelessness.”
New Haven drops plans to build public, high-speed internet service
Justin Elicker’s administration has reversed plans to build a new, publicly run municipal broadband network in New Haven.
43-Year Tweed lease, expansion deal OK’d
A planned expansion of Tweed New Haven took a big step forward Wednesday, as the Morris Cove airport’s board members voted to approve a new 43-year lease and development agreement with a private company.
New Haven mayor seeks 500 cameras to combat crime
New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker wants to spend $3.8 million of federal relief on placing 500 new surveillance cameras citywide.