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.

Lowell High School's cellphone ban is criticized after a false alarm lockdown highlighted issues with students being unable to contact parents. No threat was found, but parents and students are calling for policy reevaluation.

Boston Police Officers from District A-1 participated in Lunar New Year festivities involving cultural performances by Josiah Quincy Lower School students, highlighted by traditional lion dances.

Boston Police officers celebrated Lunar New Year with Chinatown's youth, sharing pizza, cakes, and games, continuing a 20-year tradition of community engagement.