Brian Zahn is a Reporter at The News-times. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on construction and real estate, law and legal affairs, and public security. Brian's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Hour Publishing Company, News Nation, and Disability Scoop.
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Brian Zahn's articles primarily focus on local government, community issues, and education in the West Haven and New Haven areas of Connecticut. His coverage includes government announcements and legal policy regulation. If you are reaching out to him, consider providing insights or commentary related to local governance, community development projects, educational initiatives, or legal matters within these areas. Additionally, if you have information about significant business developments impacting the region covered by Brian, it may also be of interest to him.
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By: Brian Zahn
A state commission dismissed the complaint after an investigation did not establish any evidence for the allegations.
By: Brian Zahn
The Hamden Board of Police Commissions will meet Friday evening to take a vote on promotion eligibility amid a lawsuit.
By: Brian Zahn
HAMDEN — A Hamden police sergeant who was denied a promotion to lieutenant filed a lawsuit claiming it was done because she earlier had filed a complaint claiming sex discrimination
By: Brian Zahn
In the roughly four months since New Haven converted three blocks of Chapel Street to two-way traffic, collisions are down.
By: Brian Zahn
The town hall in East Lyme, photographed on July 20, 2026. (Philip Bump / Hearst Connecticut Media)
By: Brian Zahn
Milford Police Chief Keith Mello, left, speaks at a news conference at the Milford Police Department on July 31, 2026. At right is Milford Mayor Richard Smith.
By: Brian Zahn
Milford Mayor Rich Smith said license plate readers "merit further review" after a month of community outcry.
By: Brian Zahn
John Dunn, of Milford, sits with a sign before a town hall held by Milford Chief of Police Keith Mello with residents to discuss Flock cameras and speed cameras and to listen to their concerns.
By: Brian Zahn
A University of New Haven internship program has been temporarily suspended following complaints about police detectives.
By: Brian Zahn
Milford residents line up to share their opposition to surveillance cameras at an Aug. 27, 2026 Board of Aldermen meeting.
