State-certified reserves rose $3.4 million. Other requests before the council include $335,600 for a mitigation fund and a delayed state grant that keeps a police mental health clinician on the road.
The report says Lemark Jaramillo was about to stab a teenager when Officer Jose Valenzuela fired three times. It also discloses that the officer was reprimanded for skipping a required off-duty weapon course.
The mayor told the MBTA Advisory Board her team has 'been in touch a little bit' with New York and is sending staff to Manhattan. She stressed there is no plan, and the governor dismissed the idea for now.
A federal affidavit says the alleged leader, Jennifer Gonzalez, claimed her group had obtained 'hundreds' of green cards over about 12 years. All six are charged with marriage fraud and harboring; none has been convicted.
The Office of the Veteran Advocate's annual report says lawmakers gave it $1 million for fiscal 2027, down from $2 million, as it investigates deaths and safety cases. A Boston councilor wants a hearing.
In Commonwealth v. Thomson, the court found the limit consistent with a historical tradition of keeping guns from young people outside supervised settings. Two justices wanted more historical evidence first.
The 6-1 vote, with three councilors voting present, is symbolic. Organizers now have 30 days to gather more than 7,000 signatures to force a recall election; the mayor, who faces state and federal charges, says 'allegations are not convictions.'
The suit, assigned to Chief Judge James Boasberg, says the administration's lists 'crumbled upon the barest inspection,' citing Nevada and California. The White House says it is 'taking decisive lawful action to protect our elections.'
In a one-sentence order, the justices left in place Judge Royce Lamberth's injunction. Justices Thomas and Alito would have granted the administration's request; the White House called the ruling 'a loss for common sense.'
New FEC filings show MAGA Inc. moved $225 million to two affiliated groups and still had $164 million on hand. One of them, No Going Back PAC, has spent $11.8 million in New Hampshire's Senate race.
A federal judge in El Paso halted the work, finding the region has the lowest illegal-entry rate on the border. Solicitor General D. John Sauer calls her order 'baseless' and 'unprecedented.'
After violent cost-of-living protests on Oct. 17, Lyon has banned all demonstrations Saturday and Paris has approved only a union route from Bastille to Nation. The president called last week's violence 'seditious.'
The Emissions Gap Report 2026 says projections worsened partly because of the U.S. exit from the Paris Agreement. The U.S. government, in a statement included in the report, said it 'does not endorse or agree' with it.
Sitting in Batumi, the court rejected every opposition motion on the first day, including requests to recuse judges and to summon Bidzina Ivanishvili and Mikheil Saakashvili as witnesses. A ruling is due by June 2027.
Lander was released with a warning; the IDF called it an 'uncoordinated harvest near an Israeli community,' and Israel's Foreign Ministry called it a 'stunt.' Israeli volunteers were barred from the West Bank for 28 days.
The MBTA says trains can now hit 55 mph between Assembly and North Station. Dez remembers when 'slow zone' was the line's whole personality.
The new WHIP program pays $10,000 to $30,000 for tips that lead to criminal charges. Dez has questions about the fine print.
A 40,000-ton Russian diesel cargo is headed to the U.S. The U.S. already exports diesel. Dez is confused, and so should you be.
The MWRA wants a storage tank under Magazine Beach. The Cambridge City Council voted unanimously against it. Public comments are due Oct. 30.
Both teams are 4-2. Drake Maye has 10 touchdown passes in three weeks. A.J. Brown needs a bounce-back, Romeo Doubs is out, and the Bears are without Montez Sweat.
Boston hosts Nashville tonight at 7 at TD Garden after a 3-2 overtime loss in Dallas closed a strong trip. Swayman is the projected starter; Pastrnak leads the team with 12 points.
The Celtics' home opener is Friday at 7 p.m. after a 23-0 Detroit run wiped out a 22-point lead and spoiled Paul George's record 38-point debut.
The Eagles (3-3) beat Pitt 27-21 for their first ACC win and head to Georgia Tech (2-4) on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. on ACC Network. KP Price says 'the sky is the limit.'
The Dorchester artist's new video is built for the club and for anybody fighting through a hard stretch.
Six months after the verdict, the penalty phase is pushed to 2027, the Justice Department's separate settlement is still awaiting a judge's ruling, and two House Democrats want that deal investigated.
MMMG Inc. sued Cordae, EMPIRE, Apeshit and Mass Appeal in federal court in Manhattan on Oct. 15, alleging breach of an exclusive 2018 record deal. The complaint's claims are allegations and have not been tested in court.
Seven local rap and R&B records to run this week.
From independent punk label Hellcat Records to a platinum single and a free hometown concert for 10,000, the band has built its career around the city.
The first hip-hop artist to win Artist of the Year at the Boston Music Awards moved from self-released mixtapes to RCA Records and then to his own label.
The Institute's treasurer warns federal policy changes, including a higher endowment tax starting next fiscal year, threaten its finances. The graduate student union says the report paints too bleak a picture.
HUDS workers have been without a contract since June 19. The union wants higher wages, cheaper health care and summer income, and points to Harvard's $68 billion endowment.
OpenAI's claimed solution to the Navier-Stokes problem has divided Harvard's math department. Meanwhile, physicist Christopher Stubbs has joined Anthropic's Long-Term Benefit Trust weeks after stepping down as FAS senior adviser on generative AI.
Northeastern says it expects the guidance to be challenged in court and is discussing litigation with peer schools. Harvard, meanwhile, lobbied on a resolution to overturn a four-year visa cap.
Garden cemetery and sculpture walk. Free to visit
Free medical history exhibits. Free
Jazz club. No reservations; cover and drink prices vary by night
Walk-through stained-glass globe. Timed ticket required for the Mapparium; other exhibits are free
Independent repertory cinema. $15.50 general; $13.50 matinees, students and seniors; double features $19.50
Scenic walk and skyline view. Free
