A group of Harvard alumni filed a federal lawsuit against the university, alleging incidents of "rampant antisemitism" have devalued their degrees and demanding actions and damages.

The Boston Police teamed up with Mayor Wu for a Children's Winter Festival in Boston Common, featuring family activities like rides and live performances.

Boston Police host a gathering for East Boston Senior Center members, facilitating a creative and social morning with coffee, crafts, and intergenerational bonding.

Boston Police officers joined seniors for a game day at Blake Estates, fostering community relations through shared activities and building mutual respect.

Massachusetts police urged residents not to use 911 to test cell phones amid a service outage affecting multiple carriers, as non-emergency calls flooded dispatch centers.

The West Broadway Neighborhood Association and Artist for Humanity installed an artistic bike rack in front of a Boston police station, created by local teens, to combine functionality with local art.

Harvard University investigates an antisemitic image shared by student groups, prompting apologies and campus-wide debate over free speech and respect.

Boston Police Commissioner Michael Cox attended the swearing-in ceremony for the newest police academy cadets, marking their entry into law enforcement training.

Activists in Boston are demanding $15 billion in reparations for slavery, proposing the funds go to Black residents, financial institutions, education, and anti-crime initiatives.

La Colaborativa, a Chelsea nonprofit, is opening as a day shelter to support migrants by providing food, clothing, and help with jobs and housing applications.

TD Garden in Boston has introduced a stringent new bag policy limiting bag sizes to very small dimensions, causing confusion and frustration among fans at a recent Bruins game.

Boston Police hosted a free Bob Marley movie screening to strengthen community ties in Mattapan, reflecting a broader effort to build positive relationships between officers and residents.

The Boston Police Commissioner and officers supported a 9-year-old child with cancer by joining a donation event organized by Cops for Kids With Cancer.