SJ Services, Inc., in Massachusetts, settled for nearly $1 million for violating state employment laws, not paying workers on time or the right wages, and for poor recordkeeping.

Jesus Santana, 22, was arrested in Fall River for trafficking fentanyl and violating an abuse prevention order after being treated for a shooting injury.

Governor Healey's Energy Affordability Act in Massachusetts aims to save ratepayers $10 billion by slashing energy costs and implementing innovative strategies.

Lincoln Police Chief Sean Kennedy is on administrative leave due to domestic violence allegations involving a family member. He faces assault charges and his pre-trial hearing is set for June 26th.

Trump administration cuts an additional $450 million in funding to Harvard University over allegations of antisemitism and discrimination; Harvard challenges the sanctions.

Boston Police joined the "Love Your Block" neighborhood cleanup initiative in South Boston, fostering community ties through gardening and street cleaning efforts.

A man died in an early morning house fire in Marlborough, Massachusetts, despite firefighters' rescue efforts. The cause of the blaze is under investigation.

NORESCO has agreed to a $9.6 million settlement for overcharging the U.S. government, with actions including inflating prices and incorrectly calculating financing costs on energy contracts.

Brazilian national Liene Tavares DeBarros pleads guilty to unlawful reentry into the U.S. and selling fake IDs.

Boston partners with IFSI, VACA, and AACA to provide culturally sensitive translations for city services, enhancing language access for diverse communities.

The Fitchburg Police Department is seeking information on missing 16-year-old Cadence Muldoon, believed to be en route to New York City, who may be with a male known as "Deshaun."

Waymo is mapping Boston for potential expansion of its self-driving robotaxi service, starting with manual driving to understand local roads. No rider program is launched yet.

Judge Brian J. Dunn is appointed as the new Chief Justice of the Probate and Family Court, effective July 7, 2025, succeeding retiring Chief Justice John D. Casey.