Boston Police officers joined the Blackstone/Franklin Square Neighborhood Association’s Tree and Wreath Sale to foster community spirit and camaraderie in South End.

The Haverhill Police are seeking help to locate Angelica Lynn Gonyer, last contacted on December 13. The 32-year-old woman has blue eyes and a medium build and is missing under unclear circumstances.

Boston Police officers from District D-14 supported the Boston Lodge of Elks Hoop Shoot Free Throw Competition, engaging with the community and celebrating local youth talent.

Maya Smith of Fenway High is named Assistant Principal of the Year by the MSAA, recognized for her significant contributions to education and promoting equity in Boston Public Schools.

An audit by the USPS OIG revealed extensive issues with mail delays, improper scanning, and safety at the Boston Processing and Distribution Center and nearby units. Senator Markey called for USPS management to address these problems.

Boston Police officers served dinner at the Ella J. Baker House Party, engaging with the community by aiding in festive celebrations and fostering positive relationships with local families.

Officers joined kids for a holiday shopping spree at South Bay Mall's Target in Boston, fostering community relations through the "Shop with a Cop: Heroes and Helpers" event.

Boston Police and Chinatown residents concluded 2024 Public Safety Meetings, fostering joint efforts to enhance neighborhood safety and quality of life.

The Plymouth Police Department is seeking new recruits and has posted on Facebook about the Massachusetts Civil Service 2025 Police Exam, highlighting various specialized units and encouraging interested individuals to apply before January 28, 2025.

The Boston Police Department reported a successful tree lighting event at Boston Common, emphasizing community engagement and public safety facilitated by officers.

Boston Police's District E-5 celebrated the holiday season with LANA organizing a community event at Fallon Field to foster goodwill and community trust.

Boston Police Department's District D-14 engaged with the Allston community at a Tree Lighting ceremony, offering holiday-themed activities to strengthen ties.

Mayor Michelle Wu and Boston Police District A-7 officers joined East Boston seniors at a holiday party to celebrate community ties and enjoy festive activities together.