In response to the call for a "global day of anger" on October 13th, 2023, local law enforcement in Massachusetts is stepping up security measures, particularly around Jewish institutions, to ensure maximum safety for residents. While no specific or credible threats have been identified, authorities emphasize the importance of community vigilance and participation in preventing any potential incidents.

Stephen Schofield, a Massachusetts businessman, pleads guilty to a million-dollar payroll tax fraud scheme, spanning over a decade, causing approximately $1,051,000 in tax loss.

A California attorney was sentenced for selling unregistered securities. Daniel V. Martinez will appear in court on May 23, 2024.

The ONE+Boston Program, a strategic initiative to foster homeownership opportunities for low and moderate-income first-time buyers in Boston, will provide increased discounts for income-eligible individuals, aiming to make homeownership more accessible and affordable for the city's residents.

A New Hampshire State Police trooper and the driver of a Hyundai Elantra sustained minor injuries in a crash on Interstate 93, prompting a reminder about the state's Move Over Law and the need to give emergency responders and those pulled over on the side of the road extra space.

El Oriental de Cuba, a cherished Cuban restaurant in Jamaica Plain, has closed its doors after nearly 30 years of bringing Cuban cuisine and community engagement to Boston.

Explore the fascinating tales and archaeological discoveries of Boston's Old North Church crypt as they offer after-hours tours, allowing visitors to delve into the history and secrets beneath the church's sanctuary. Uncover the stories of those who rest there and experience a chilling adventure this Halloween season. The tours run from October 16th through the 31st.

As Boston unveils findings from the community engagement process for the future of Blue Hill Ave., the focus now shifts to addressing safety and accessibility concerns while supporting local businesses and preserving the cultural vitality of the neighborhoods.

Legal Sea Foods is set to open a 30,000 square-foot innovation center in early 2024, to support their culinary and beverage development, e-commerce fulfillment, and other operations.

Connecticut man Robert Withington's felony larceny charge has been dropped after paying back the nearly $5,000 he found outside a bank.

A New Hampshire man faces charges of recklessly causing multiple car crashes and impersonating a U.S. marshal on October 10. His defense claims deteriorating mental health. He is currently being held on preventative detention.

An incident at a New England Patriots game has resulted in the death of a long-time fan, leading Foxborough police to seek charges against three individuals alleged to have had a role in the tragic occurrence.

West Springfield Police seek public's assistance in identifying a woman involved in a recent shoplifting incident.