Cambridge saw its second shooting in two days as police, firefighters and EMTs responded to 911 calls from the Columbia Terrace area at around 11:45 p.m.
Cambridge has its second gunfire victim in two days, police say
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Cambridge resident is considered a suspect in a Haverhill kidnapping
Charges against two suspects include kidnapping, armed assault to rob, armed and masked robbery and assault with a dangerous weapon.
Cambridge decriminalizes sex work within its borders, but clients aren’t included in the exemption
Cambridge went as far as it could Monday toward decriminalizing sex work, starting with deprioritizing the arrest of sex workers by city police.
Gunfire injures one in North Cambridge
The shooting took place at approximately 3:20 p.m. on Rindge Avenue across from Comeau Field, according to scanner reports. Multiple 911 calls came in reporting gunfire.
Inquest clears police officers in fatal Aug. 21 shooting in Cambridge, with body camera footage playing a role
A fatal shooting in Cambridge by two police officers was found in an inquest report to be “objectively reasonable” because the officers faced “imminent danger.”
Third arrest is made in the July 4 shooting death of Xavier Bautista
A Boston man has become the third person arrested in connection with the killing of Xavier Bautista. Moises Pimentel, 23, has been charged with murder.
Somerville meetings, Sept. 21-28: Public officials come to Ward 4 for a ‘Neighborhood Connect’
Take part in a Ward 4 gathering and meetings on Armory arts leases, aid for immigrants and police and a plan to stop waste overflows into public waterways.
Authorities announce a second arrest in the July 4 killing of Xavier Bautista
A second man has been arrested in connection with the July 4 killing of Xavier Bautista, a resident of The Port neighborhood in Cambridge and a city Public Works employee.
Civilian oversight of police is put back on a track in Somerville, but officer unions seem to hold the power
A process for oversight of Somerville police has restarted a half-dozen years after the Black Lives Matter movement, but with a bow to unions and the civil service system.
Somerville meetings, Sept. 7-14: Changes at Cobble Hill, progress at the old Aguacate Verde restaurant
Take part in meetings on Armory finances and leasing, developments on Cobble Hill, East Somerville and Wilson Square, and on body-worn cameras for police officers.