Dozens of EMK juniors spent February break in a CNA bootcamp, part of a Bloomberg-funded plan to expand the school's health-care pipeline.

A theatrical Mexican spot from the Wusong Road team turns CambridgeSide into a tiki-tinged escape with $5 tacos and oversized margaritas. The menu is built for sharing and led by Ana and Sergio Enriquez.

Juana Matias is appointed as Massachusetts's Secretary of Housing and Livable Communities, replacing Ed Augustus, with Jennifer Maddox as interim. She has a strong HUD background.

Fallow Kin has reimagined the former Craigie on Main into a vegetable-first, zero-waste restaurant with a tasting counter and a lively bar program.

Malden Police seeks public assistance to locate Jean Deller, who has serious criminal charges and an active warrant. Citizens should not confront him, but instead contact the police.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell filed a lawsuit with a coalition of attorneys general against the Trump administration for unlawfully cutting energy and infrastructure funding.

Boston leaders pitch a new approach to address the drug market at Mass and Cass, focusing on public health, safety, and housing, with a specialized police unit, recovery court, and provider network, and stress budget planning for implementation.

The DOJ's newly released Epstein Library includes FBI briefings that reference Karen Reads high dprofile case; the entries are administrative and not evidence of an Epstein link.

Police say a GPS tracker in stolen merchandise led officers to a Boston man accused of stealing thousands from Back Bay retailers. He faces multiple larceny counts and returns to court March 6.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration in Massachusetts has awarded $6.6 million for infrastructure upgrades to 15 communities via the Complete Streets Funding Program.

A 27-year-old man was shoved into a departing Orange Line train at Back Bay Station Tuesday; transit police say witnesses helped him and detectives are reviewing footage.

Eversource posted $1.69 billion in 2025 profits and rolled out a $26.5 billion investment plan as Massachusetts pushed emergency bill relief, prompting fresh scrutiny.

A fire damaged a house in Jamaica Plain, Boston, injuring a firefighter and a resident, and displacing 13 people and pets. The cause is under investigation.