Massachusetts residents rallied in support of Palestine on a global day of action, with discussions on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and calls for a ceasefire and peace.

The U.S. Postal Service is considering moving part of its Brockton, MA operations to Providence, RI, as part of its "Delivering for America" plan, amidst concerns over potential delays and downsizing.

Boston Police Department's Bureau of Community Engagement organized a field trip for Henderson School students to see a classmate's internship and explore BPD's operations.

The Boston Police Department warns of increased car break-ins in Jamaica Plain, advising residents to take preventative measures and report any suspicious activity.

Boston Police officers from the E-5 Community Service Office joined with the Ohrenberger Community Center to hold a 3-on-3 basketball tournament, aimed at enhancing police-community relations.

Embattled Brockton Superintendent Mike Thomas was put on paid leave after attempting to rescind his retirement during a contentious meeting addressing school violence and a $14 million budget deficit.

Brighton police officers took local children to Middlesex Superior Court as part of a community engagement initiative to educate them on legal procedures.

Boston Police Department officers attended the 10th Annual Black Heritage Celebration in Mattapan to honor Black heritage and strengthen community ties.

Boston Police Department officials joined the Lunar New Year festivities in Chinatown, promoting unity and community relations with the Asian community.

Harvard professor Raffaella Sadun resigned from the university's antisemitism task force over implementation concerns.

Boston Police officers ran to honor fallen service members including USMC LCpl Jared Schmitz on his would-be 23rd birthday, commemorating those lost in Kabul, August 2021.

Brockton residents rallied for school safety as the School Committee awaits a city proposal to their National Guard assistance request, which is controversial and opposed by the mayor.

A restaurant owner and a customer engage in a public dispute over a $250 cancellation fee, which incites a backlash leading to negative reviews and legal threats.