Newton Voters Have One Last Chance To Vote Early Before Election Day 2026

Early voting ends Friday at City Hall, giving residents a final opportunity to skip the Election Day scramble.

There Is One Last Late Night To Vote Early In Newton For The 2026 Election

Early voting is available for extended hours one more evening in Newton.

Newton Gets Out To Vote This Weekend

Newton voters can cast their ballots this weekend at City Hall.

Newton — Your Vote Matters! Early Voting Is Underway

Early voting is on for the Nov. 3 state election. Here’s your guide to deadlines, drop boxes and everything you need to make your vote.

Newton Finds Next Leader Of Planning And Development

The new Director comes from a similar position in another community.

Newton Mayor Reflects On First 6 Months In Office

Laredo succeeded Ruthanne Fuller.

Newton Mayor Reaffirms Policy After Criticism Of Newton Eid Celebration

Before the May event, a group sent a letter criticizing the city's decision to allow the celebration to take place.

Advocacy Group Alleges Anti-Muslim Campaign After Newton Eid Celebration

A group of people reportedly voiced their displeasure about the event to the Mayor.

Newton Food Drive In Honor Of Fallen Mayor Continues Through July

Community effort honoring former mayor's legacy will benefit three local food pantries.

Newton Leaders Sponsor Resolution Supporting Transgender Rights

The mayor said the resolution is intended to send a message of support to residents during Pride Month.

Newton Council Reviews Four-Unit Beacon Street Project With Parking Waiver

The City Council’s Land Use Committee is scheduled to continue reviewing the proposal on Tuesday.

Newton City Council Approves FY27 Budget

The Council also received the verdict on six budget resolutions it submitted to the Mayor.

Newton Mayor Presents First Edition Of FY27 Budget

The budget will be voted on before July 1.

Newton's Auchincloss Has Challenger For Congressional Seat

Chris Boyd recently announced his campaign for U.S. Rep.

'No Kings' Rally Making A Return To Newton

The nationwide rallies are organized by Indivisible and its local branches.

Newton Mayor Signs Executive Order In Opposition To ICE

The city's leadership has condemned the actions of the federal agency throughout the country.

Newton Creates New Department Dedicated To Arts And Culture

The city took a portion of the Parks, Recreation, and Culture department's responsibilities to create this new department.

Newton Leans On MLK's Legacy To Direct Its Future

Leaders recalled the civil rights leader's dreams in the 58th annual Harmony Foundation celebration.

State And Local Leaders Attend Newton Anti-ICE Protest

The event was organized by Newton Indivisible.

Newton Inaugurates Its Newest Leader

Marc Laredo was officially sworn in as the city's next mayor.

Newton Losing Crucial Department Leader In New Year

Nicole Banks has served in her role for nearly six years.

Newton Losing Its First Full-Time Accessibility Leader To Retirement

The coordinator has led the city's ADA efforts for a decade.

Newton Bids Farewell To Longtime Library Director

The director is taking the same position in a neighboring town.

Newton Construction and Communication Coordinator Named Employee of the Year

Newton recognizes one hard-working individual at the end of each year.

Newton Seniors Use Art To Connect With State And Local Leaders

Residents took a trip to the State House to deliver artwork and converse with officials.

Newton Residents Coming Together To Find Compromise On Parking Ordinance

People on both sides of an argument are joining forces with the hopes of forging a new law.

Newton 2025 Election: Marc Laredo Elected Next Mayor

Laredo has decades of experience working in Newton's government.

Former Newton Mayor Dies At 55

Setti Warren died unexpectedly this past weekend.

New City Clerk Takes Over In Newton

The new clerk's tenure began this week after being hired by city leadership earlier this month.

Portion Of Newton Residents Mailed Incorrect Voting Package

The city laid out multiple options for residents to have the error corrected.

Newton-based Group Gathers For Remaining Israeli Hostages: Report

Run For Their Lives has held multiple events in honor of the hostages.

Newton Dam In Serious Need Of Repairs

The structure has been classified as a significant hazard for more than seven years.

Newton Street Paint Controversy Continues: Report

One resident was detained for attempting to repaint the street back to its original colors.

Newton League Of Women Voters Ensuring Good Trouble Lives On

The political group is organizing a rally in honor of a former civil rights icon.

Newton Residents Look To Overturn 90-year Ordiance

Voters will have the opportunity to change a city-wide overnight parking ban in this year's election.

Newton Resident Launches School Committee Campaign

This first-time candidate says improving the district is her top priority.

Newton Mayor Speaks Out On Trump's Immigration -related Attack

Ruthanne Fuller defended her city against the President's condemnation of the city and many other peer communities.

Newton City Council Approves FY26 Budget

The mayor first proposed the budget in April.

Newton Mayor Unveils City Budget

The budget was presented to the city council during its latest meeting.

Attorney Mistaken For Immigrant By Trump Admin. In Email: Report

The Newton native is an immigration attorney for those facing deportation.