City Of Newton: COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Clinic

A BOOSTER shot COVID vaccine clinic will be offered on Thursday, December 23, 2021.

Newton Chooses Developers For Armory Affordable Housing Project

The city chose to partner with Metro West Collaborative Development and Civico Development.

4th District Candidate Emily Burns Slams Calls For Mask Mandate

Burns, who is running as a Republican, has already publicly said she believes in getting rid of masks​, especially in schools.

Planned Parenthood Action Fund Endorses Rep. Jake Auchincloss

According to the organization, endorsed candidates “have demonstrated strong support for sexual and reproductive health and rights."

Albright, Lipof Reelected As Newton City Council Leaders

Susan Albright and Rick Lipof’s second terms will begin in January 2022.

A Conversation With Rep. Auchincloss: A Look At 2021, 2022 Goals

Here's what Rep. Jake Auchincloss had to say about his first year in office, his most difficult moment of 2021, and his goals for 2022.

City Of Newton: Boost Mental Wellness With Tech

Boost Mental Wellness with Tech

Newton City Council Approves First-Ever Affordable Housing Trust

The trust will be launched in 2022 with the appointment of a seven-member Board of Trustees.

City Of Newton: Guide To Home Antigen Tests

See the latest announcement from the City of Newton.

Newton-Area Unemployment Rate Decreases: New Data

The Middlesex County unemployment rate improved somewhat, according to the newest figures.

Former Rep. Joe Kennedy Will Not Run For Governor Or AG

The announcement comes after Gov. Charlie Baker announced Thursday that he will not run for reelection in 2022.

Newton City Council To Elect Leadership For 2022-23 Term

The hybrid meeting will take place Wednesday, Dec. 1 at 7 p.m.

Auchincloss Says Republicans ‘Politicize Inflation’ In New Op-Ed

In the op-ed, Rep. Jake Auchincloss says GOP leaders are trying to play “political football" with our economy.

Newton-Area Unemployment Rate Improves: Latest Data

The Middlesex County unemployment rate improved somewhat as fall approached.

Newton To Use $75K Of ARPA Funds For Cultural Grants

Revitalize Creative Newton is a new program dedicated to helping the city’s nonprofit cultural organizations recover from the pandemic.

Newton Licensing Commission Passes Ban On Nips

The ban will go into effect on June 30, 2022.

Newton City Council Sets 2022 Property Tax Rates

Councilors voted to slightly decrease both the residential and commercial rates.

Newton Awarded $68K State Grant For Recycling Initiatives

Newton is one of 268 Massachusetts communities and solid waste districts that received a total of $3.1 million in funding.

Newton's Ward 3 Scandal: Cote Calls For Malakie, Norton To Resign

City Council candidate Jim Cote is asking for a Special Election to correct what seemed like an attempt to sabotage his campaign.

Some Newton Election Results Missing After Certification

City officials discovered Saturday that voting tallies from six precincts in Wards 1 and 2 were not accounted for.

Newton School Committee Selects New Chair, Vice Chair

Starting in January, Tamika Olszewski will be the committee's Chair and Kathy Shields will be the Vice Chair.

City Of Newton: Newton Is Hiring!

Are you between the ages of 18-24, living in Newton and need support securing employment?

Social Security Survivors Benefits Explained

Social Security Protection For You And Your Family

Fall River Officials Support Joining 4th Congressional District

The Joint Committee on Redistricting's proposed new congressional map unites all of Fall River under the blanket of the Fourth District.

City Of Newton: Community Needs Assessment Survey

During COVID-19, have you experienced loss of income, had trouble with paying bills, housing costs, childcare, transportation, or access ...

'Political Ambush' Surfaces In Newton Days After 2021 Election

Ward 2 City Councilor Emily Norton is accused of distributing fliers that labeled Ward 3 City Council candidate Jim Cote a Trump Republican.

City Of Newton: Youth COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic (Ages 5-11)

Holtzman Medical Group, in partnership with the Newton HHS & Newton Public Schools, will hold COVID-19 vaccine clinics open to anyone 5- ...

Congressman Jake Auchincloss Unveils End Gun Violence Act

The legislation would restrict the sale of firearms to those convicted of violent misdemeanor crimes in the last five years.

City Of Newton: CDC Authorizes COVID-19 Pfizer Vaccine For Ages 5-11

Children ages 5 years and older are able to get an age-appropriate dose of Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine.

Meet Emily Burns: Candidate For MA 4th Congressional District

Emily Burns is a Newton mom who launched her campaign to help communities move on from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Newton 2021 Election: Fuller Wins Mayoral Race Against Sangiolo

Mayor Ruthanne Fuller, who was first elected in 2017 as the city's first woman mayor, will lead Newton for another four years.

City Of Newton: Understanding Tween & Teen Depression

November 18th at 6:30pm

City Of Newton: Fuel Assistance Season Has Begun

See the latest announcement from the City of Newton.

Draft Map Keeps Newton In 4th Congressional District

The city is currently fully in the Fourth District, Jake Auchincloss' seat.

Candidate Profile: Deb Crossley, Ward 5 Newton City Council

Deb Crossley is running for reelection against incumbent Andreae Downs​ and Rena Getz for Ward 5 Councilor-At-Large

City Of Newton: Upcoming Flu Clinic

COMMUNITY FLU CLINIC

City Of Newton: Questions About COVID-19 Boosters?

Can I get a booster COVID-19 vaccine?

At Home Or On The Go: Social Security is Online

Access Your Information From Just About Anywhere With A My Social Security Account

Candidate Profile: Julia Malakie, Ward 3 Newton City Council

Julia Malakie is running for reelection against James Cote for Ward 3 City Council.

Candidate Profile: Pam Wright, Ward 3 Newton City Council

Pam Wright is running for reelection against incumbent Andrea Kelley​​ and Meryl Kessler for Ward 3 Councilor-At-Large.