A suicide car bombing in northwest Pakistan on Saturday killed at least 14 soldiers and wounded 25 people, including ...

The group Doctors 4 Cambridge invited medical students to the city as part of the Rural Ontario Medical Placement week with a goal of convincing them to move to the community after graduation. The ...

Cambridge city council has approved a new 30-year Parks Master Plan — a road map that will shape the city’s parks, trails, and green spaces for decades to come. One key focus raised at last ...

Cows that graze on commons in central Cambridge have been given special GPS collars which stop them from falling in the river by using virtual fence technology (Joe Giddens/PA) ...

CAMBRIDGE — Following the introduction of Dorchester County’s draft fiscal year 2026 budget, the Cambridge City Council is requesting a more equitable approach to taxes.

The Cambridge Police Department and the city’s Community Safety Department developed parallel ways to reimagine public safety. They’ve struggled to work together since.

The Cambridge City Council kickstarted a process to potentially raise linkage fees on commercial development on Monday, voting unanimously to plan a study that will recommend how much to raise the ...

Cambridge City Councilor Paul Toner was back inside city hall Monday, facing his colleagues and neighbors for the first time since he was publicly accused of paying for sex at a high-end brothel.

A contrite Cambridge city councilor apologized for causing "pain" to his family after being identified as one of the high-profile brothel "johns" accused of paying for sex with hookers in a Boston ...

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. (WHDH) - A second group of men suspected of paying for sex at high-end brothels in the Boston area will learn Friday whether they will be called to court to face charges.

A Cambridge city councilor was identified on Friday as one of some two dozen men facing charges of buying sex from women at what local and federal investigators describe as a high-priced brothel. The ...

By the twenty-first century, building taller and denser residential buildings was nearly impossible in most of the city. Cambridge city councilors have estimated that 85 percent of all residential ...