An amended policy order introduced by Vice Mayor Azeem requires the city to develop its own divestment list, which will ...

At a contentious Cambridgeport meeting, officials said they would consider alternative locations for the proposed ...

So it didn’t surprise me that the many animals in the life of Harvard Law graduate Michelle Lerner have been as smart and ...

Massachusetts voters will decide in November whether to override local zoning rules and allow single-family homes on lots as small as 5,000 square feet, a measure supporters say would spur ...

The Center for Teen Empowerment entices Bostonians with good old-fashioned block parties. The youth civic engagement group invites prospective voters off the street to come enjoy music, food that ...

Folks who like to slurp their way through these chilly fall days will rejoice in the warm comforts of two new noodle shops off the Red Line: the Noodle Lab in Kendall Square and Xi’an Cool Noodles in ...

Harvard and MIT administrators face several strike threats after failing to reach agreements with labor unions on contract negotiations ...

The 2028 fiscal year looks challenging, with Cambridge residential property owners likely to see a 10% rate increase.

Reporters from local newsrooms look at what the state’s multifamily zoning law has delivered in Lexington, Cambridge, ...

Massachusetts voters will decide in November whether to change a decades-old law controlling when the state must return excess tax revenues to taxpayers, a proposal that could mean more frequent ...

Forty residents made history Saturday as they heard competing arguments from police and civil liberties advocates, and began ...

Massachusetts voters will be deciding on a government transparency ballot initiative in November while two hotly contested bills, also on transparency, sit in the Legislature. Question 1 advocates are ...