Cape Cod Chips Faces Class Action Lawsuit in New York Over Alleged Misleading Natural Claims
A lawsuit accuses Cape Cod Chips of misleading marketing by claiming no artificial ingredients, despite containing synthetic citric acid. The company, acquired by Campbell's in 2018, declined to comment on the pending litigation.
Springfield Man, Angel Gonzalez, Arrested for Series of Robberies Targeting Elderly Women
Springfield Police have arrested 38-year-old Angel Gonzalez in connection with two recent robberies involving elderly women. Detectives say Gonzalez, who has a history of similar offenses, was taken into custody on Main Street and now faces charges of unarmed robbery and larceny from persons over 65.
Milford Police Department Urgently Seeks Community Help to Find Two Missing Juveniles Suspected to be Together
Milford Police are seeking help to find two runaways, 14-year-old Areli Cela Lala and 17-year-old Juan Carlos Zhagnay Castro, believed to be together and last seen on November 12th.
Healey-Driscoll Administration Proposes First Major Update in 30 Years to Childcare Facility Rules in Massachusetts
Massachusetts proposes comprehensive updates to childcare facility regulations, including child safety measures and professional development for staff, reflecting current best practices in care.












