Genevieve Morrison, Author at The Heights

Caleb Gannon, the man shot in an altercation at pro-Israel rally in Newton, will face charge of assault and battery, according to 7 News WHDH.

Boston College will build a new School of Social Work building and athletic facility in Newton, BC spokespeople said at a meeting Thursday.

The council voted to exempt Newton-Wellesley Hospital from an ordinance that will make buildings report and reduce their carbon emissions.

A judge postponed the trial for Scott Hayes, the alleged shooter in a violent incident at a pro-Israel protest, at a hearing Tuesday.

The MBTA will rebuild the Newtonville train station, which will become Newton’s first ADA-compliant station.

The Newton Police asked the public to help identify a white van after a driver allegedly exposed himself to two teens on Thursday afternoon.

Newton City Council appointed Deborah Crossley, the architect of a controversial zoning reform, to the city’s Zoning Board of Appeals.

Opponents and supporters of Scott Hayes, the alleged shooter in a violent encounter at a pro-Israel protest, demonstrated Thursday.

Half of Newton’s total population cast ballots this Election Day, according to unofficial results. Here’s how they voted.

With a left-leaning voting population, Newton’s results are often predictable. But that’s not the whole story.