The Boston City Council has supported Mayor Wu against a federal demand to change their immigration policy, upholding the city’s sanctuary status despite federal pressure.

Boston City Council approves $602,919 in grants to support youth and job seekers, funding workforce development, youth empowerment, and services like job training, career counseling, and education.

Two suspects are charged after a shots-fired incident in New Bedford, with 22-year-old Adilson Moreno facing assault and firearm charges, and 31-year-old Ariana Santos also arrested. Police seek public information on the case.

Developers behind Essex Landing sue Saugus and its Town Manager, accusing them of "arbitrary and discriminatory" treatment related to a demanded $200,000 donation.

Artist Adela Goldbard's installation of a 24.5-foot colonial Galleon made from Mexican reeds was set ablaze in Boston, symbolizing 300 years of history and provoking critical thinking.

Everett, Massachusetts canceled its annual Hispanic Heritage Month festival due to concerns over ICE raids, which have instilled fear in the immigrant community.

MIT's bladder cancer treatment device, originating from a whiteboard idea, has been FDA approved, offering a novel localized drug delivery system with an impressive 82.4% cancer-free rate in a pivotal study.

Boston Police Department (BPD) celebrates National Police Woman Day, highlighting achievements and strides of female officers, and the department's progress, especially through the 30x30 Pledge to increase women recruits.

Boston prepares for events including Open Newbury Street, Hare Krishna Procession, and festivals in Chinatown and Dorchester, with street closures and parking restrictions. Newmarket Square and Canterbury Street see infrastructure changes.

Brian Walshe was stabbed in Norfolk County Jail but sustained only superficial injuries and has returned to jail.

Massachusetts AG secured a nearly $4 million judgment against the ex-CEO of Boston Sports Club for unfairly charging members during COVID-19 closures.

Boston Police partnered with AT&T to offer Cyber Awareness Safety Training for seniors, focusing on online scam recognition and data protection, enhancing community relations.

Debora A. Siler, 68, of East Weymouth, pleads guilty to bank fraud for illegally obtaining $61,685.13 in Social Security benefits; sentencing set for December 2025.