The MSPCA-Angell is hosting a "pay-what-you-can" adoptathon due to a surge in animal surrenders and is requesting community support to free up shelter space.

MBTA collected 3,800 pounds of food for Greater Boston Food Bank, providing 3,165 meals to those in need, demonstrating employee's commitment to public service.

The Boston Police Department participated in East Boston High School's Career Fair to inform students about careers in law enforcement and recruit potential new officers.

Boston Police District E-5 and AT&T collaborated to educate seniors at St. Nectarios Church in Roslindale on cyber security, focusing on online safety and scam prevention.

Nigus, a former cashier, becomes a Registered Nurse after completing a CNA Training Program at Cambridge's Community Learning Center designed for English Language Learners.

Pedro Martinez hosted a gala in Boston with sports stars to support his foundation's youth programs, thanking the community for their help and discussing a new school in the Dominican Republic.

Cambridge will hold a Veterans Day event at Cambridge Common, featuring keynote speaker Army Vet Keven Lambert. Various city services will be closed or altered for the holiday.

Cambridge Fire Dept and Marines run a Toys-for-Tots drive, collecting toys for needy children, with drop-offs at local fire stations until December 11, 2025.

Cambridge Police warn of a scam targeting permit applicants, involving fake emails requesting payment for permit transactions, which the city is investigating. No data breach or financial loss reported yet.

Massachusetts invests $632,000 in the Cooling Corridors program to plant trees and implement cooling strategies in urban areas, with a focus on Environmental Justice neighborhoods.

Boston Police District B-2 officers participated in the Annual Trunk-or-Treat, engaging with Roxbury kids in costume and providing a themed cruiser, supported by the Boston Police Foundation.

Boston Police visited Curtis Guild Elementary for 'Character Day,' engaging with students through storytelling and celebrating costumes, reinforcing positive police-community relations.

Boston Police District B-3 hosted the "Pink Ribbon Bowl," a flag football tournament supporting breast cancer awareness and raising funds for the Ellie Fund.