Hamden Man Charged with Home Invasion and Burglary After New Haven Arrest
Hamden man Jamel Anthony Jenkins, 38, was arrested by New Haven police March 17 on charges of home invasion, first-degree burglary, and risk of injury to a child.
Hamden man Jamel Anthony Jenkins, 38, was arrested by New Haven police March 17 on charges of home invasion, first-degree burglary, and risk of injury to a child.
Gov. Lamont nominated Hamden attorney Felice Gray-Kemp, 57, to the Connecticut Superior Court on March 10 as part of a 14-nominee slate to fill 20 court vacancies.
Sacred Heart Academy won its 2nd straight SCC girls basketball title, defeating Sheehan 34-27 in Hamden's lowest-scoring championship game.
East Haven Police arrested Justin M. Chapman, 18, of Hamden as the 2nd suspect in the Jan. 8 Facebook Marketplace robbery at a McDonald's where shots were fired.
Hamden's ex-Yale cop Otilio Green, 44, pleaded guilty to federal child pornography charges Feb. 27. Sentencing is set for May 26, with 5-20 years possible.
A 17-year-old and 22-year-old were shot inside a New Haven restaurant on Grand Avenue. Naquea Bratton, 21, was arrested at the scene on weapons charges.
Hamden's Legislative Council held its regular meeting March 2 and has a backup session March 8. The Board of Assessment Appeals heard property appeals March 2. The Finance Commission and Technology Commission both meet tonight, March 5.
Hamden's Legislative Council votes March 9 on confirming Stephen Fontana as Economic Development Director. Mayor Sendroff's pick has 12 years as West Haven's dev chief.
3 men face $3M bail after Feb. 19 Fairfield home invasion; 2 are also New Haven homicide suspects. Schools were closed and a shelter-in-place was issued.
CTDOT began nightly right lane closures on Route 15 southbound in North Haven, Hamden, and New Haven on March 1 for guiderail and attenuator safety upgrades. Work runs 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. through April 17.
Hamden's Lisa Levy faces five felony animal cruelty counts after rescue dogs in her care were allegedly poisoned with caustic chemicals over a three-year span.
Hamden plans an $18M project to repair 75 Newhall foundations and demolish the vacant Whelan Middle School. Twenty-three homes are in the first repair phase.