Brian Zahn is a Reporter at The News-Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and legal affairs, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Brian's work has been featured in numerous publications such as 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
City officials announced the enforcement against some downtown bars, but some questions remain.
By: Brian Zahn
Alders expressed disappointment with Democratic Registrar of Voters Shannel Evans' answers to how mistakes occurred.
Residents in the area of Edwards Street said the planned construction will be too massive for a residential neighborhood.
By: Brian Zahn
West Haven's former personnel director admitted to stealing roughly $13,000 with falsified professional development vouchers.
By: Brian Zahn
The ordinance proposal would also establish a working group to develop recommendations around new data centers.
The mayor said that, although the crime rate is falling, "we are very clear we have more work to do."
By: Brian Zahn
Members of the church expressed shock this year when their bank account was emptied because of a lawsuit they didn't know about.
By: Brian Zahn
Some New Haven department heads say they don't want to be forced to choose between their careers and their homes.
By: Brian Zahn
West Haven's mayor said the upgrades support the ongoing revitalization of the city's shoreline.
Three months into his fourth term, New Haven's mayor filed paperwork to run for a fifth term in 2027.
