Thomas Breen is an Editor at New Haven Independent. He specializes in construction and real estate, with a focus on accessibility, civil rights, and social interest topics, including diversity and inclusion within the housing market. Breen's work has been featured in CTNewsJunkie, Connecticut Mirror, New Haven Independent, and NewsBreak.
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Thomas Breen's articles focus primarily on local government, politics, and community issues in New Haven, Connecticut. His coverage includes announcements from the local government and evolving stories related to legal policy regulation.
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Coffee coffee coffee, as seen at 19 Elm St. Credit: Thomas Breen photo
New Haven has seen two homicides and nine nonfatal shootings so far this year — compared to seven homicides and 16 nonfatal shootings at this time last year.
Aaron Goode, with Matt Feiner: Getting hit by a truck on an off-road trail is "a betrayal you never get over."
Jeremiah Williams: second time at LEAP Read-In, first time doing the reading. Credit: Thomas Breen photos
By: Thomas Breen
Mayor Justin Elicker quietly filed for reelection in April -- and has already raised more than $97,000 towards a 2027 mayoral run, which will be the first municipal election cycle with four-year terms.
Greg Gee returns for another season selling watermelons out of his truck on Whalley between Winthrop and Carmel.
Of 25-year-old Ramon Yates; Det. Michael Haines was the lead investigator, Chief Zannelli said the shooting death might have been a "case of mistaken identity."
City Transportation Director Haley Simpson: "This is 'Safe Routes for All' in action." Credit: Thomas Breen photos
The three Democrats running for the 92nd District seat: Justin Farmer, incumbent Pat Dillon, and Eli Sabin. Credit: File photos
Wow. Tuesday afternoon at 240 Kimberly. Credit: Thomas Breen photos
