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MEDFORD — In the wake of parent outrage over an ammunition clip found in a school auditorium, city officials cancelled

MEDFORD — Medford Mayor Stephanie M. Burke said she was “astounded” she was not informed directly when an ammunition clip

Malden police chief talks school safety By Steve Freker | February 21, 2018 6:11 PM

MALDEN — Police Chief Kevin Molis made it clear he believes, above all, the most important element is helping keep

MEDFORD — A full security sweep was conducted at the McGlynn Middle School Tuesday by Medford Police, police officers from

MALDEN — Mayor Gary Christenson will deliver his seventh State of the City address Tuesday Feb. 27 at Anthony’s with

What should Malden build on Commercial Street? By Steve Freker | February 16, 2018 5:55 PM

MALDEN — What should Malden, Medford and Everett build along Commercial Street? The cities have long struggled to articulate a

They grew up just a few miles apart, one in Malden and the other in Medford. Little did they know

MEDFORD— For most Americans, running across the entire United States, over 3,400 miles coast-to-coast and raising close to $150,000 for

Medford plans to buy electricity in bulk By Steve Freker | February 13, 2018 4:09 PM

MEDFORD — No one opposes lower utility bills. That’s why Medford Mayor Stephanie M. Burke says the City Council approval

MEDFORD — The search for a new Medford superintendent of schools picks up steam this week with three forums planned

Malden recognizes Hispanic population By Steve Freker | February 11, 2018 10:56 PM

MALDEN — The numbers are eye-opening. The fastest-growing segment of the Bay State population for the second consecutive decade is

Multiple Malden, Medford indictments recorded By Steve Freker | February 8, 2018 10:37 PM

MALDEN — These following indictments involving Malden or Medford arrests of residents of those communities in other cities and towns

Malden program one for the books By Steve Freker | February 8, 2018 9:05 PM

MALDEN — It is very difficult to get around the city these days without bumping into a book. The popular

MEDFORD — The City Council wants to go another round in court despite a January dismissal of its legal challenge

MEDFORD — It is not easy replacing an icon and it’s been a series of “firsts” in wading through the

Malden prepares for Chinese New Year By Steve Freker | February 6, 2018 6:52 PM

MALDEN — Home to one of the state’s largest Asian populations, it was a natural for Mei Hung to begin

MALDEN – On a brisk mid-November evening last fall, Malden High School senior Harrison Zeiberg literally had to be in

Malden seeks $1.5M for street makeover By Steve Freker | February 4, 2018 8:14 PM

MALDEN — A comprehensive plan to reconfigure some of Malden’s most-used streets and intersections is close to becoming a reality

MALDEN — Veterans and those actively serving in the military have always held a special place in the hearts of

MALDEN — In the battle against the regional and nationwide epidemic of substance abuse and opioid addiction, the numbers are