In an apparent mistake, the Department of Homeland Security told a Newton lawyer, a U.S. citizen, she had one week to self-deport.
Newton Details Plan for Spending of Federal Housing Grants Next Year
Newton’s Planning and Development Board passed a report describing how the city will spend its $3.5 million in federal housing grants next year.
Healey, Auchincloss Call for More Housing Development in Massachusetts
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey and U.S. Representative Jake Auchincloss called for more housing development at a Newton event Monday.
Updated Version of the Northland Project May Swap Office Space for More Housing
The Northland Development Project may swap out office space for more housing, according to presentations at a Land Use Committee meeting.
Newton Zoning Committee Hears Feedback on Proposed Build-Out Ratio Rule
The Newton committee heard public comment on a proposed rule intended to prevent construction of homes that don’t match their neighborhoods.
Judge Sets Alleged Newton Shooter’s Trial for June 11
A judge set a June 11 trial date for Scott Hayes, the man accused of shooting a Newton resident last September, at a court appearance.
Newton City Council Allows Withdrawal of Controversial Nonantum Zoning Request
Newton City Council withdrew a request that would have allowed a Nonantum developer to build a four-story building on Watertown Street.
Pedestrian Killed by Vehicle on Route 9 in Newton
A pedestrian was struck and killed by a vehicle on Route 9 Tuesday morning near The Shops at Chestnut Hill.
Newton Schools Brace For Potentially “Devastating” Funding Cuts Under Trump Administration
Newton Public Schools faces the potential loss of up to $8.7 million in federal grants following directives from the Trump administration.
Newton Zoning and Planning Committee Updates “Confusing” Law on Flood Maps
Newton’s Zoning and Planning Committee passed new rules for defining floodplains to comply with FEMA requirements in its meeting on Monday.