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The BFit Challenge at TD Garden raised over $1 million for first responder and military charities, with record participation from community, athletes, and over 2,500 attendees.
Copper, the Boston Police Department's Comfort Dog, visited Dorchester's Pope John Paul II School, providing joy and comfort to children during their day.
The MSPCA-Angell in Massachusetts is taking in nine dogs from a California shelter affected by recent wildfires, to help make space for local relief efforts.
Boston Police and AT&T hosted a phone safety session to educate on cybersecurity and scam avoidance, combining vital tips with community building efforts.
The Boston Police Department thanked community members for signing up for the Civil Service Exam at recruitment events, which included discussions on law enforcement careers.
Boston Police officers engaged with seniors during a coffee hour at the Boston Lodge of ELKS Senior Center, emphasizing community relationships and increased trust through such events.
Boston Police Department hosts 'Coffee with a Cop' at Quincy Market on January 30, 2025, for community engagement.
Damien's Food Pantry partners with Mullaney's Seafood and the Plymouth County Sheriff's Department to distribute farm-raised tilapia, boosting nutrition for the food-insecure.
Boston Police Department's District D-14 taught CPR to students at the West End House Boys and Girls Club, focusing on emergency readiness and community engagement.
Boston Police officers are engaging with community members in Nubian Square to encourage recruitment before the January 28 Civil Service Exam deadline.
The Plymouth Police informed the public that Cortney Lynch, a Level 3 sex offender, is now homeless in Plymouth and stressed its use for safety, not harassment.
The Boston Police Department held a recruitment event at the West Roxbury YMCA for the Civil Service Exam, offering insights into the police career and attracting candidates.
Over 60 birds were found dead in Plymouth, Massachusetts, with avian flu suspected. Authorities advise against touching dead birds and for poultry owners to take precautions.
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