Harvard professors responded with outrage to a tranche of emails showing a close yearslong correspondence between former Harvard President Lawrence H. Summers and sex offender Jeffrey E. Epstein. @ShawnBoehmer and @VeronicaHPaulus report. https://t.co/JFHuXH1HrM

In the race for Cambridge City Council, successful candidates had at least one thing in common: they led campaign fundraising in the 2025 election cycle. @ShawnBoehmer and @JackBReardon report. https://t.co/gr9XwAYCVd

Following the first round of preliminary results in the Cambridge elections, incumbent David J. Weinstein won back his seat on the School Committee after auxiliary ballot counts were announced Friday. @ShawnBoehmer and Claire A. Michal report. https://t.co/PPX4EOSbcq

Cambridge voters approved a measure to amend the City’s charter for the first time since 1940, according to preliminary election results, which showed more than three-quarters of ballots in favor. @ShawnBoehmer and @JackBReardon report. https://t.co/FefFnYkSUs

Cambridge voters reelected seven incumbents and two challengers to the City Council, according to preliminary results announced by the city early Wednesday morning. @ShawnBoehmer and @JackBReardon report. https://t.co/h9T3pgYLOF

E. Denise Simmons — the longest-serving current member of the Cambridge City Council, who is serving as mayor after thrice being elected to the position — is seeking re-election for her 13th term. @ShawnBoehmer and @JackBReardon report. https://t.co/XXO1lS5aqb

Cambridge City Councilor Ayesha M. Wilson is running for a second term on the promise that she will do her best to ensure that no residents’ concerns are overlooked. @ShawnBoehmer and @JackBReardon report. https://t.co/TGqKKpDHPp

In a crowded field of Cambridge City Council candidates, Timothy R. Flaherty is arguably the most controversial. A lifelong resident, he sees himself as a unifying force in an otherwise polarized Council. @ShawnBoehmer and @JackBReardon report. https://t.co/UGVfPBbcZq

The City of Cambridge joined two amicus briefs supporting Illinois and Oregon in lawsuits arguing the Trump administration’s deployment of National Guard troops in the two states was unconstitutional. @ShawnBoehmer reports. https://t.co/OydKHNEQrQ

The Cambridge City Council voted Monday to raise property taxes by eight percent for fiscal year 2026 — including a 22 percent increase on commercial property — to the chagrin of business owners. @ShawnBoehmer and Mackenzie L. Boucher report. https://t.co/uE6Jy1oCOQ

The Charles River has been under a Department of Public Health advisory for a cyanobacterial bloom since August, but the advisory is expected to lift before the Head of the Charles regatta this weekend. @ShawnBoehmer & @akshayaravi22 report. https://t.co/kIuaFficL5

Running for his third term on the Cambridge City Council, Jivan Sobrinho-Wheeler says he wants to make Cambridge a model for progressive policy and fighting threats from the Trump administration. @ShawnBoehmer and @JackBReardon report. https://t.co/JPK5Qxc3TJ

This November, Cambridge voters will ratify or reject a draft of the City’s charter that makes minor changes without altering the core of its 85-year-old council-manager form of government. @ShawnBoehmer and @JackBReardon report. https://t.co/FcoMK5HmTG

The Cambridge School Committee knew the details of Lourenço Garcia’s financial mismanagement earlier this summer, according to a district official. But members declined to publicly take action on the information. @ShawnBoehmer reports. https://t.co/SOUmqY1ZTo

Cathie Zusy has established herself as a moderating voice in a pro-development Cambridge City Council. Now, she’s running for reelection to increase affordable housing while keeping neighborhood character. @ShawnBoehmer & @JackBReardon report. https://t.co/7tk3Wt9JUe

The City of Cambridge is planning to pedestrianize a section of Lower Bow Street in Harvard Square, prohibiting vehicle access from the stretch between Plympton Street and DeWolfe Street. @ShawnBoehmer and @JackBReardon report. https://t.co/HxJQ7rK8T6

In a term marked by landmark housing policies, Burhan Azeem’s central focus has stayed the same: making living in Cambridge more affordable. It’s a topic that consistently ranks as the number one issue on voter’s minds. @ShawnBoehmer & @JackBReardon report.

Patricia M. “Patty” Nolan ’80 started her career in Cambridge politics in 2005. More than 20 years later, she says her politics are still hard to pin down. @ShawnBoehmer and @JackBReardon report. https://t.co/HpD5NJvy1B

The Cambridge City Council directed City Manager Yi-An Huang ’05 on Monday night to design and implement resources to address emergency immigration incidents in Cambridge, as Immigration and Customs Enforcement cracks down on the Boston metro area. @ShawnBoehmer and

The housing advoacy super PAC A Better Cambridge on Saturday released its slate of supported candidates for the City Council election, giving a boost to eight candidates, overwhelmingly incumbents. @ShawnBoehmer and @JackBReardon report. https://t.co/m3FDzaO2TF