Quincy businessman Su Nguyen is sentenced to 18 months for tax evasion, conspiring to hide over $10 million in revenue. He is also ordered to pay over $2 million in restitution.

Boston Police officers served dinner at the Ella J. Baker House Party, engaging with the community by aiding in festive celebrations and fostering positive relationships with local families.

Springfield Police seized illegal firearms, including an AK-style rifle and a machine gun, from a stolen vehicle, arresting two suspects for firearm and drug-related charges.

Two men were arrested on gun charges after a joint police raid in Worcester, MA. The search uncovered three firearms, ammo, and a spent casing. Neither had the required licenses.

Officers joined kids for a holiday shopping spree at South Bay Mall's Target in Boston, fostering community relations through the "Shop with a Cop: Heroes and Helpers" event.

Five people were indicted for aiding ineligible applicants, mostly undocumented immigrants, to illegally obtain driver's licenses in a multi-state conspiracy.

Boston Police and Chinatown residents concluded 2024 Public Safety Meetings, fostering joint efforts to enhance neighborhood safety and quality of life.

The Boston Police Department seeks public assistance to identify a suspect in a Dorchester burglary, involving theft from an elderly resident's apartment.

Boston is bracing for cold weather with strong wind gusts following a major storm. Clearer conditions are expected over the weekend, and temperatures will gradually warm up into next week with chances of rain.

The Plymouth Police Department is seeking new recruits and has posted on Facebook about the Massachusetts Civil Service 2025 Police Exam, highlighting various specialized units and encouraging interested individuals to apply before January 28, 2025.

High school Dean Lavante Wiggins and Theodore Warren were charged in a cocaine trafficking conspiracy, with Wiggins allegedly leading the operation and Warren distributing over 450 grams of cocaine.

The Quincy food market settled allegations of food safety law violations by agreeing to a consent decree to stop selling non-inspected and misbranded meat products.

Gina Coppola, the president of the Medford Paraprofessional Union, is under investigation for alleged embezzlement of $50,000, with members demanding transparency and accountability.