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.

Take part in a meet-your-neighbors gathering and meetings on trading development for affordable homes in Kendall Square and rebuilding Gold Star Mothers park.

Members wondered how math software aligns with district AI restrictions and voted for a “long overdue” review of the Rindge ...

It took more than a quarter-century, but Arlington has come around to wanting the MBTA red line to come through town.

The Half Shell’s Greek-style pizzas, calzones, pastas and salads are gone, but The Sub Shop, a buzzy transplant from Boston, specializes in artist-level sandwiches.

The A.J. Spears Funeral Home on Western Avenue is due to be redeveloped into as many as 74 homes, 20 percent of which would be affordable, under Cambridge’s multifamily zoning law. (Photo: Marc Levy) ...

“A new setting, same vibrant spirit and celebration” was the unofficial motto for this year’s Gilman Square Arts & Music Festival, which relocated to Edward L. Leathers Community Park in response to ...

Henry Bear’s Park has been in Cambridge for a long time! The (mostly) children’s store was opened by Sally Lesser on Huron Avenue in 1976, named after a kid’s book published the same year. There’s now ...

A full commitment by the MBTA for a long-wanted pedestrian and bike bridge was only part of the excitement over a new 42-acre ...