Boston Mayor Michelle Wu Paves Way for Sustainable Urban Development with Net Zero Carbon Zoning Initiative
Boston's mayor approved a Net Zero Carbon Zoning amendment for new developments to attain carbon neutrality by 2050, targeting building emissions and mandating decarbonization measures.
Plymouth Police Crack Down on Drug Trafficking, Multiple Arrests and Narcotics Seized in Coordinated Operations
Two men were arrested in Plymouth for drug trafficking, with cocaine and Fentanyl found. Another operation on the following day led to Alan Fortes' arrest and more drugs seized.
Málaga Police Investigate Unexpected Death of Massachusetts Jesuit Priest Fr. Richard Gross
Fr. Richard Gross, an 80-year-old Jesuit priest from Massachusetts, died unexpectedly in Spain, prompting a police investigation. He was a dedicated educator and spiritual counselor with a career in various academic institutions.
Boston Celebrates Recognition as Visionary Digital Inclusion Trailblazer for Continuous Efforts to Close Digital Divide
Boston has been recognized by the NDIA as a "Visionary Digital Inclusion Trailblazer" for its efforts towards digital equity. The city partnered with Computers 4 People and Crown Castle to provide laptops and hotspots to underserved residents.
Gov. Maura Healey Nominates Four Attorneys for Massachusetts Probate and Family Court Bench
Governor Maura Healey nominated four attorneys for Massachusetts' Probate and Family Court, pending confirmation by the Governor’s Council. These nominees are expected to impact family legal issues statewide.
Suspect in Dorchester Senior Residential Complex Burglary Apprehended After Statewide Manhunt
Emmanuel Rivera-Robles turned himself in for a November burglary at a senior complex; he impersonated a worker and stole from an elderly woman. Police used surveillance and records to identify him, and he was charged with multiple crimes.












