Police arrested a Newton man for suspected drug possession and distribution in a bust following a suspected opioid overdose in Rowley, Mass.

On Tuesday evening, the Newton Cultural Alliance hosted a talk with Dinorá Justice, a Brazilian American and locally-based artist.

Beverly Goldstein, owner of Natural Sense, decided to close her shop last March. I-STONE, a family crystal business, opened in its place.

Newton School Committee warned that it will either risk legal penalties for moving forward with an unbalanced budget or cut the difference.

The City of Newton’s Finance Committee voted to allocate $2 million in “free cash” to pay for increases in health insurance costs next year.

After years of stormwater runoff eroding the beach at Crystal Lake, Newton will install a new drainage system to prevent future damage.

BC Law’s Initiative on Land, Housing, and Property Rights hosted a panel for housing experts to discuss the MBTA Communities Act

Newton Mayor Fuller presented a $623 million budget for fiscal year 2026 in her annual report, warning of economic uncertainty for the city.

Engineers for Newton are repairing the Bullough’s Pond Dam in Newtonville, according to the Newton Public Facilities Committee. 

On Thursday morning, Newton residents gathered for the long-awaited Cupola Topping-Off Ceremony at the new Cooper Center for Active Living.

U.S. Representative Jake Auchincloss misses the days when Democrats were cool, or so he told a crowd of students.

Several Newton Public Schools parents offered public comment as the weeks-long, contentious budgetary negotiations continued.

On Tuesday morning at around 7 a.m., one person was hospitalized after a multi-vehicle rollover crash on Route 9 in Newton.

In an apparent mistake, the Department of Homeland Security told a Newton lawyer, a U.S. citizen, she had one week to self-deport.

Massachusetts is beginning to fight back against the detrimental effects of tobacco, and Newton has become a microcosm of a growing debate.

The Newton pizza joint is driven by a pizza oven nicknamed Dottie McLovin', and the memory of owner Lydia Reichert's grandmother, Jinny.

The Newton Cultural Alliance at the Allen Center hosted a talk with Kathryn Geismar, artist and psychologist behind the display “Attachment."