The Plymouth Police Department reported 681 incidents, 8 arrests, and 15 criminal complaints from March 30 to April 5, also responding to 21 car accidents and conducting 81 traffic stops.

Residents discussed a 200-page audit of the Canton Police Department that found procedural issues but no deliberate misconduct, addressing community-police relations.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announced her campaign for a second term, highlighting her office's work on safer streets, affordable housing, and climate initiatives, while her opponents criticize her approach.

Boston is preparing for the "Hands Off 2025" protest, with a large turnout expected at the Common, including speeches by U.S. Sen. Markey and Congresswoman Pressley, despite forecasts of bad weather.

AG Andrea Joy Campbell joins a coalition to challenge a Trump Executive Order affecting libraries and museums, alleging it jeopardizes their funding and services.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration in Massachusetts proposes a $1.3 billion budget to boost education and transportation, despite reduced federal funding.

Massachusetts AG Campbell sues the Trump Administration, with 16 states joining, alleging illegal NIH funding disruptions, affecting research and public health advancements, with claims of politically motivated cuts to specific studies.

Massachusetts AG Campbell has secured over $4.5 million in restitution and penalties within the construction industry since January 2023, benefiting nearly 3,000 workers and holding over 270 employers accountable.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey proposed a $756 million supplemental budget to address urgent deficiencies, with funds allocated to healthcare, elderly support, child care, food access, and cultural events.

The Suffolk County DA criticized ICE's arrest of a suspect during his Boston trial, which he says undermines public safety and the justice system. Charges were dismissed, and ICE was accused of obstructing justice.

Boston has allocated $1 million to buy properties in Roxbury to maintain affordability and prevent resident displacement amid high housing costs, supporting a mixed-income housing initiative.

The Trump Administration withdrew $106 million of K-12 education funding from Massachusetts, affecting statewide education recovery efforts post-pandemic.

The Plymouth Police Department's weekly report from March 23-29 shows 689 incidents, including 13 arrests and 55 medical/mental checks, reflecting the varied demands on law enforcement.