The Revere Public Schools district is dealing with bed bug issues in three schools, prompting thorough cleaning and preventive advice to students and parents as fear and discomfort arise among the school community.

The Boston Police Department's District A-7 officers brought holiday cheer to seniors at the Don Orione Home during a Christmas party with music, dancing, and refreshments.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has invested an additional $4 million into the city's Tuition-Free Community College Plan, extending eligibility and supporting 869 students in the 2023-2024 year.

Over 500 faculty members at Harvard University have publicly supported President Claudine Gay amid controversy regarding her response to campus antisemitism, challenging calls for her resignation by some Congress members.

Boston police officers participated in the Harvard Club Christmas Party, engaging in festive activities with children to strengthen community relations.

Boston officials warned the public to avoid some waterways due to sewage overflows following a recent storm, affecting Charlestown, East Boston, and Fort Point Channel.

Cambridge enhances efforts to protect the homeless during winter through public services and a warming center operating at the Senior Center from Dec 1 to Apr 30, with resources for those in need.

Boston University's Student Health Services psychologist offers stress management strategies for students during finals, including mindfulness and self-compassion, to help alleviate anxiety and depression.

UPenn President Liz Magill and Board Chairman Scott Bok resigned amid backlash over responses to campus antisemitism and scrutiny from lawmakers and donors.

Pope Francis appointed Cristiano Guilherme Borro Barbosa as the new Auxiliary Bishop of the Boston Archdiocese. He has served local Brazilian communities and holds multiple academic degrees.

The Boston Police Department honored its own and community heroes in a commendation ceremony attended by police and city officials, highlighting extraordinary service and lifesaving actions.

Boston's emergency shelter for homeless and migrants at the transportation building is moving to Eastern Nazarene College, aiming to house more families.

Boston Police Department's hockey program, led by Officer Marino and Detective Bermejo, features in US Figure Skating Magazine for its positive impact on youth and community relations.