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

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.

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

Governor Healey declared a state of emergency in Boxford, MA, due to water outages affecting Andrews Farm, with intervention by the Department of Public Utilities underway.

Boston and Massachusetts commemorated the 24th anniversary of 9/11 with events including a reading of victims' names, awarding civilian bravery, service acts, and a firefighters' memorial ceremony.

The Boston Police Department is seeking proposals for the 2026 Shannon Grant to address gang and youth violence through multifaceted community strategies.

The Burbank Terrace Apartments opened in Boston’s East Fens with 27 income-restricted units, developed through a collaboration between the city, state, private sector, and Fenway CDC.

The Boston Police Department acknowledges World Suicide Prevention Day, offering support and resources like the 988 Lifeline and BEST, and promoting mental health dialogue and wellness culture.

Governor Maura Healey nominates Lyonel Jean-Pierre, Jr. and Timothy Horan to the Massachusetts Probate and Family Court, emphasizing their extensive legal experience and commitment to justice.

Massachusetts State Police introduced a new policy to enhance interactions with individuals experiencing behavioral crises, emphasizing de-escalation and referrals to mental health services.

The Massachusetts Attorney General's Office is suing The BoaVida Group for unfair rent hikes at Willow Terrace Mobile Home Park, challenging the firm's alleged violation of tenant protections.

Magazine Beach in Cambridge is undergoing a $2.2 million revitalization to improve access to the Charles River waterfront, including a new dock, observation deck, enhanced green spaces, and ecological restoration.

Healey-Driscoll administration in Massachusetts launches new grant programs to support local infrastructure and economic development, allocating $4.5 million for technical assistance to municipalities and tribal entities.