Boston's largest Pride celebration is scheduled for June 8, 2024, with calls for community participation and volunteer help, aiming to build on the previous year's success.

Massachusetts schools close or delay openings after a heavy snowstorm, affecting classes for Monday, January 8. Residents are urged to stay patient during cleanup.

Boston Police provided Stop the Bleed training at Wentworth Institute, teaching life-saving techniques to stabilize trauma victims until professional help arrives.

Boston Police Department's District E-13 celebrated Three Kings Day in Jamaica Plain, offering free hot cocoa and gifts to the community to reinforce bonds and engage with residents.

The Boston Police Department is actively recruiting new officers at TD Garden and North Station, ahead of the Civil Service Exam application deadline on January 16, 2024.

Boston Police Department officers promoted the Massachusetts Civil Service Exam at a local Planet Fitness, seeking new recruits before the January 16, 2024, deadline.

The Boston Police are recruiting new officers in Brighton, encouraging locals to apply before January 16, 2024, for the Massachusetts Civil Service Exam.

Massachusetts animal welfare organizations launch an adopt-a-thon for guinea pigs, offering free adoptions from January 5-7, in response to a surge in shelter populations.

Harley Davis from Canada walked 28.6 miles in Boston to celebrate beating cancer, marking his recovery with a personal challenge after undergoing chemotherapy.

The Valedictorian Project offers support to Boston's top high school students from low-income backgrounds by connecting them with mentors and resources for succeeding in college.

Cambridge's Traffic, Parking, + Transportation Department opened their 2024 parking permit applications on January 2nd, with a deadline of March 31st. There’s a cap of four permits per person.

Boston Police hosted a Touch a Truck event in the Seaport, allowing kids to explore emergency vehicles and interact with officers to promote community trust.

Boston Police hosted a New Year's Eve screening of "The Color Purple" for seniors in Mattapan, fostering community bonds beyond traditional policing roles.