Just two years after a unanimous vote for police to be removed permanently from public schools, the administration is exploring their return.
Somerville is looking at bringing back an armed high school resource officer
Officials host a gathering Friday and debriefing Tuesday to help after a Memorial Drive shootout (updated)
Elected officials and health experts will be on hand at each event, and police will take questions Tuesday about a gun battle in Cambridge.
Police investigate a stabbing outside Davis Square’s 7-Eleven
The injuries to a person stabbed in Somerville on Thursday were not life-threatening, officials said. No arrest has been reported.
We Thieves vintage closes its Inman Square location Sunday with a final Eats & Crafts street fair sale
A Porter Square location sells on, but this tin-ceiling store in Inman lasted longer than expected after opening during Covid, owner Sandra Rossi said.
Somerville Foundation throws a party Sunday to celebrate a turnaround in fortunes and brightening future
Stronger Together is a four-hour party with food, live music, arts and crafts, the year’s Steph Aman Award – and pay-what-you-want entry.
Chorizo taco at Los Tacos Hermanos
I’ve loved the idea of chorizo more than a lot of the chorizo I’ve eaten. This perfect taco goes its own way with a chorizo so mild it was shocking.
Planning Board members love a 1740 Mass. Ave. project, its mural idea and learning how to say ‘Linnaean’
The developer of 1740 Massachusetts Ave. at Linnaean Street got its flowers from Cambridge’s Planning Board. It's “grown on me,” a member said.
There’s worry that the more-liked plan for Somerville’s 90 Washington St. land will be impossible to build
The rules to develop land at 90 Washington St. say two plans must go forward – and since there are only two plans to choose from, both were advanced.
Direct election of mayors and rethinking senior parking permit fees get bumped by a week in Cambridge
Two legislative replays of sorts got delays Monday in Cambridge and will reappear on next week’s City Council agenda: reviewing ways voters might elect a mayor directly, rather than having...
City councillor wields race to oppose an antisurveillance order about devices that listen for gunfire
Harsh remarks toward fellow city councillors sidelined a vote on whether Cambridge keeps the gunfire-detection technology known as ShotSpotter.