Councillor Zusy used her charter right on her own order to tie demolition and tree-removal permits to building permits. The same night, the council placed on file the city's report on the MWRA tank planned near Magazine Beach.
Charlestown High has room for 1,000 students and enrolls 559. Greater Egleston has 76. The School Committee takes up the plan Wednesday; about 20 protesters met the superintendent outside Charlestown High on Monday.
The Massachusetts Nurses Association says patient-care issues remain. The hospital says only wages and health insurance do. Talks resume Nov. 9 with a federal mediator, three days before the walkout.
More than 1.1 million ballots were in by Monday morning, about 20.5 percent of 5,230,765 registered voters. Early in-person voting surged; mail voting held flat; and polling-place lookups, Galvin's own indicator, are down.
In the newest public poll, the all-party primary trailed 41 percent to 44 percent, within the margin of error. On Question 9, the vote runs backward: yes keeps the 2024 gun law and no repeals it.
Judge William Sullivan took three motions under advisement, including a double-jeopardy bid to dismiss, and said March 2027 is 'probably realistic' for a trial if the case goes forward. The first jury split 11-1 toward a finding of not guilty by reason of insanity.
The residents' appeal targets the building commissioner's Aug. 26 accessory-use ruling, not the application Amazon withdrew. A town ban passed 510-13 sits with the attorney general until at least Jan. 20, and MassDOT says it has no landing-area application.
CPCS employees have tried to unionize at least three times since 1979. A bill to let them has died in six legislative sessions. A union could bargain over caseloads, but the Legislature still sets the agency's budget.
Healey never mentioned her Republican opponent at a Lynn rally. Minogue, who has put $18.3 million of his own money into the race, told supporters in Braintree that 'nobody owns me.' Both recently stopped in Fall River.
The one-line order carried no noted dissents and did not ask California to respond. Three lower-court judges, two of them Trump appointees, had already found the federal list unreliable or the remedy unworkable.
The order covers California's roughly 21,000 challenged names, about 400 in Washington and the 17,000 more the Justice Department suggested it had found. The judge found the government likely violated privacy and rulemaking laws.
The crew reported light clear ice and moderate turbulence at 35,000 feet, asked to climb to 37,000, and less than half a minute later reported an overspeed descent. Investigators say they have evidence of breakup before impact.
The '__usage_ai-training' token comes from an individual internet draft, not an approved standard. Microsoft starts Feb. 1, 2027; Google says early 2027; OpenAI says 'the next few months.' At Google, opting out of training also opts out of Gemini grounding.
All 435 House seats and 35 Senate seats are on the ballot. The president's party has lost House seats in 18 of the last 20 midterms. Results in close races may take days.
Judge Myoung J. Joun did not rule on whether the records request is valid or whether the suit was retaliatory: 'Those questions remain open.' The government could sue again if it fixes the procedural defects.
Officials described Monday's attack as a defensive response to Iranian fire on a U.S. aircraft. Iran claimed it downed two U.S. drones; a U.S. official called that false. Central Command has not commented.
The foreign ministry's list: end the war on all fronts, unfreeze assets, lift oil sanctions, end the naval blockade. The foreign minister added a new Iran-Oman transit route, fewer U.S. troops and removal of sanctions imposed since August.
Four police officers and two rescuers were among the dead in Komyshuvakha, according to Ukrainian and U.N. officials. The strike came a day after the longest pause of the war, a local truce around Oleshky, ended.
Three weeks after a similar attack hit hundreds of French stores, the EU's agriculture commissioner called it 'a deliberate attempt to disrupt our food supply chain.' One Belgian store said it lost 100,000 euros in produce. No group has claimed responsibility.
Yotova, who opposes military aid to Ukraine and said 'Russia is by no means an enemy of Bulgaria,' beat Andrey Gyurov, who signed a security deal with Kyiv as caretaker prime minister. Turnout was under 30 percent.
Secretary-General Shirley Botchwey said ministers would focus on responding to hostile actions against member states and on filling funding gaps for social goods. The summit runs through Nov. 4 in St. John's.
1.1 million already voted early. To match 2022, the state needs about 1.5 million more today. Nine ballot questions are waiting.
The council voted 8-0 to ask for the neon and the name to come back to the Harvard Square kiosk. A visitor center is fine. A landmark is better.
An 8-0 vote backing the House's local-option tenant opportunity to purchase plan. The conference committee holds the pen.
More than 4,000 nurses, an open-ended strike, and two very different stories about what's still on the table.
Wu wants to close two high schools and an early ed center in 2028. The building's next school still has no name.
Students from UMass Boston, BU, Tufts, MIT and Northeastern rallied at the State House. Their real fear is a job after graduation.
James Hagens, 19, has four goals in seven games. Geekie scored in back-to-back games for the first time this season. And Matthew Poitras took an elbow to the face and did not take another shift.
Five straight wins, a 30.3-point week and an NBA-leading 10.2 free throws a game, then a second-night-of-a-back-to-back loss with Paul George resting. Mitchell Robinson sprained his thumb.
Mack Hollins and Reggie Gilliam can come off injured reserve this week. Andy Borregales has missed three field goals and an extra point, and Vrabel says he has 'a lot of confidence.' TreVeyon Henderson trade talk got a one-line answer.
Casas, Crawford, Oviedo, Slaten and White came off the 60-day IL. Sonny Gray took his $10 million buyout. And Jarren Duran, after a .207 season, is projected to get a raise to $11.1 million.
Lawton Zacher stopped 91 of 97 shots for the Huskies. Mikhail Yegorov stopped 62 of 66 for BU, which scored three goals in the first 91 seconds Friday. Michigan State, Vermont and Harvard are next.
The Crimson, ranked No. 12 in CollegeInsider's mid-major poll, scored 34 points in the paint and played 17 guys. Next up: Chicago on Nov. 8, and Boston College at Lavietes on Nov. 17.
DistroKid says it distributes 30 to 40 percent of all new music in the world. UMG and Sony want monthly counts of AI-flagged tracks, the streams they earned, and how many trace back to Suno. Meanwhile, Suno is chasing The MLC's streaming data.
Rapper, singer, filmmaker, professor, organizer. The Boston artist behind Why the Wild Things Are and 'Beast' has spent close to a decade refusing to pick one lane, and the city keeps handing them awards for it.
Spotify's Q3 filing puts the worst case at €538 million. A judge has already ruled Premium is a bundle, so The MLC would need to win on appeal. Songwriter groups say more than $500 million has already been taken from them.
Clark D is nominated for Artist, Album, Song, Live Artist and Hip-Hop Artist of the Year. Token appears in four categories. The ceremony is Dec. 16 at Big Night Live.
Released Oct. 23 and produced by Rey Beats, the 3:28 track arrives with Millyz on the 2026 BMA ballot for Hip-Hop Artist of the Year.
Seven local rap and R&B records to run this week, led by Millyz with the LOX and Dave East.
The petition, filed Oct. 29 in Los Angeles Superior Court, says the trust for Jackson's three children remains unfunded more than 17 years after his death. The estate calls the claim that payments were cut 'a complete fabrication' and points to IRS litigation.
Sher Tremonte asked Judge John P. Cronan to lock in the balance and attach a charging lien to any recovery in Combs' defamation suit. Combs previously disputed the bills. The billing breakdown is under seal. Here's what's actually on the record.
A source close to Jamie Lynn disputed the account to Page Six. Reps for Federline and Jamie Lynn didn't respond. The post comes four years after the end of the singer's 13-year conservatorship.
A disputed red card, a captain's goal off her own knees, and an Ivy League table where five teams could finish tied at 13 points. Harvard plays Columbia at Jordan Field on Senior Day.
BU News Service reporters will spread out to polling places, a COM video class is covering 26 communities with Boston Neighborhood Network, and the Daily Free Press is answering out-of-state students' mail-ballot worries.
The Boston walkout at the State House was part of a national Freeze AI Now! day organized by the group Irreplaceable, which wants binding federal AI rules by 2030. Students said they're worried about jobs after graduation.
The ARPA-H project pairs BU with Philips, Johns Hopkins and Weill Cornell. BU also released a study of Berkeley's checkout-lane candy ban and got a $7.6 million NIH training grant for trauma research with VA Boston.
Museum in a historic firehouse. Free
University art museum. Free
Historic synagogue and Jewish cultural center. Free (registration requested); private tours from $15
