Cambridge Sets Timeline To Complete Protected Bike Lane Network

Bike advocates say this sets the most ambitious target for a network of protected bike lanes in the nation.

City Of Cambridge Amends Temporary Emergency Restrictions On Public Meetings And Events; Halloween Guidance To Be Announced Next Week

The above temporary restrictions will remain in effect until October 26 or until further modified by the City Manager.

City of Cambridge Extends Outdoor Dining

The governor recently gave cities and towns the flexibility to extend outdoor dining past the initial Nov. 1 deadline.

Cambridge Department Of Human Service Programs Fall Program Update

Outdoor Activities – Kicking off September 21, we will be offering daily outdoor activities in fields across the City.

Cambridge Public Library Released Fall Schedule For Contactless Holds Pickup Service

The schedule includes two new locations for contactless pickup, O’Neill Branch and Valente Branch.

Labor Day Holiday Service Schedule In City Of Cambridge

The trash and recycling daily pickup routes will be one day behind schedule for the remainder of that week.

Mobile Hotspots Now Available For Checkout In City Of Cambridge

Mobile hotspots should be returned in the oversized Items bin during these hours.

Message From City Of Cambridge Director

Communal Reading in Recognition of the Centennial of the 19th Amendment on August 26.

Household Hazardous Waste Day In City Of Cambridge

For additional information, including a list of what's accepted, please visit the event page.

Harvard String Theorist Pens Book On Puzzles And The Universe

Powerful puzzles show fundamental laws of the universe, Harvard Physics Professor Cumrun Vafa writes.

City Of Cambridge Announces 2020 Sidewalk Poetry Contest Winners

The poems were selected as part of the city’s sixth annual Sidewalk Poetry Contest.

Order Preventing Reusable Bags At Stores Still In Effect

Neither staff nor their customers are permitted to bag retail products using customers’ reusable bags at checkout.

Cambridge Amends Temporary Emergency Restrictions On Events

All City-sponsored community events are cancelled through July 30.

Cambridge Library To Host Frederick Douglass Reading July 2

The virtual event is co-sponsored by the Office of Mayor Sumbul Siddiqui and City Manager Louis A. DePasquale.

Cambridge Amends Regulations For Construction Companies

Under this Emergency Order, the City will only allow construction activity that complies with new state orders.

Cambridge To Open Rindge & Latin School Gym To Shelter Homeless

City officials said the Field House at Cambridge Rindge and Latin School will open as a temporary shelter for the homeless.

Cambridge's Club Passim To Host Live Shows Online

The club is also working to raise money for club staff and for the musicians who work there.

How To Get Your Art Featured in Cambridge Storefronts

The city is inviting local artists to submit their original work to the second annual Vacant Storefront Creative Design Contest.

Rats in Cambridge: City To Hold Meeting On What To Do

Dozens of people have reported seeing rats in and around the city this year.

800-Pound Opioid Spoon On Display In Cambridge Library

In the first six months of the year there were more than 600 opioid-related deaths across Massachusetts, according to the CDC.

Harvard Student Runs 68 Miles From New Hampshire To Cambridge

That's one way to get back to school.

3 Cambridge Men Arrested At Boston Straight Pride Parade

Boston police arrested 36 people protesting a Straight Pride parade in Boston Aug. 31. Among them were three Cambridge men in their 20s.

Cambridge To Collect Hazardous Household Waste At Danhey Park

Items accepted on Sept. 7 range from tires to pesticides to mercury thermometers.

Cambridge Resident Parking Permit Photo Contest Now Open: City

Every year, the city holds a Resident Permit Photo Contest, accepting digital photographs of city buildings, landmarks or other images.

New Tennis And Basketball Courts Open At DCR’s North Point Park

The $2.2 million project is known as the Viaduct Courts.

Tennis And Basketball Courts at DCR's North Point Park To Open

There are new tennis and basketball courts at the DCR's North Point Park in Cambridge.

Help plan the future of the Boston Common

Residents, park users encouraged to take online Boston Common Master Plan survey; share ideas at ‘Mini Common’ events

Only Winning $1M Powerball Ticket Sold In Massachusetts

The only Powerball ticket in the country to hit all five numbers was sold in at a Massachusetts Star Market in Cambridge.

Homeless Couple's Dog 'Oreo' Assaulted By Teens In Cambridge

Now the couple is asking for help with the dog's veterinarian bills.

Part Of Mass Ave To Close For Cambridge Dance Party

The No. 1 MBTA bus line will also be closed from 6 p.m. to midnight to accommodate Central Square's free dance party.

Boy Scouts Spirit of Adventure Council Hosts Annual Breakfast

Honoring Robert Earl and Chef Daniel Bruce at Hospitality Good Scout Breakfast in Seaport.

City of Cambridge Scholarship Recipients For 2019

More than 70 people were honored.

Pine Manor College to Award Honorary Degrees at Commencement

Pine Manor College to honor Boston Police Commissioner William G. Gross and Diversity Expert and Businesswoman Melissa James

'We Had To Be Here,' Supporters Gather Outside Cambridge Mosque

Cambridge Police have stepped up their patrols at the mosque and Jewish community members showed up to stand in solidarity.

Mayor Walsh’s City Academy Training Program First Graduates

Suffolk, Teamsters Local 25 support program to expand career opportunities for women and minority residents

Cambridge Residents Seek Answers At Meeting On Danehy Park Murder

But the main take away for many was that police don't seem to have a lot of new information tell them.

Zero Waste In Cambridge? City Wants To Know Your Take

City officials have their eyes set reducing waste to 80 percent by 2020, now they're asking residents to weigh in.

'Oumuamua' Space Debris Might Be Alien Tech: Harvard Scientists

Avi Loeb, chair of Harvard's astronomy department, says the weird space junk that flew by last year might be a light-sail built by aliens.

Cambridge Responds To Synagogue Attack With Vigil

There will be a Candlelight Vigil for the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh Tuesday evening.

Harvard Students Protest Supreme Court Nominee Kavanaugh

Nearly 300 people showed up near Harvard Law School to stand in solidarity with the two women who accused Supreme Court nominee Kavanaugh.