A letter from the district casts doubt on Mayor Moises Rodrigues’ assertion that he didn’t know the identity of his accuser.

Jeffrey Shapiro, state Inspector General says Massachusetts' public defense agency is failing to meet caseload requirements and needs reform. The agency overseeing public defenders disputes the report's claim that the system is broken.

The suit argues that Read's acquittal last June revealed “an embedded culture of bigotry, misogyny, systemic failures, and institutional rot at the very core of both organizations.”

UnitedHealthcare called the suit “meritless.”

Ruling said the DOJ sought relief that no federal court can provide, leaving the judge with no choice but to dismiss the case.

The state’s Registry of Motor Vehicles stopped issuing those license plates just over two weeks ago.

Local leaders said that restricting access to mifepristone should never have been a matter for courts to decide in the first place.

Tyler Brown appeared in in Cambridge District Court on Thursday, three days after prosecutors say he left two people with life-threatening injuries in a shooting incident on Memorial Drive.

14 permanent residents argue the government has ignored its own rules in deciding citizenship entirely based on their country of origin.

A new report finds that courts and companies don’t keep attorneys in check in small claims court — and residents in debt pay the price.