Newton's West Nile Virus Risk Raised To High

The Massachusetts Department of Public Health elevated the city's risk level after the human case was confirmed last week.

Newton Police Looking To Identify Pair Possibly Connected To Car Break-ins

Newton police are asking for community assistance is solving these crimes.

Newton Lake Reopens After Temporary Closure

The body of water was closed due to elevated levels of E. coli bacteria.

7 Plumbing Warning Signs Greater Boston Homeowners Should Check Before Fall

Slow drains, water stains and sewer odors can signal bigger problems. A Belmont plumber explains what to watch for before fall.

Newton's Crystal Lake Remains Closed Due To High Bacteria Levels

The beach was initially closed las week after a confirmation sample taken during weekly routine testing exceeded safe levels for E. Coli.

Newton Youth Lifesavers Initiative Empowers 50 Local Students with CPR and AED Skills

Youth-led community program brings together local students, professional instructors and local leaders at the Hyde Community Center

Newton Students Earn CPR Certification Through Youth-Led Initiative

Students received certificates during a recognition ceremony attended by family members, volunteers and local officials.

Newton Police Searching For Missing Teenager

The girl has not been seen in more than a month.

Historic Newton Bar Reopens Under New Ownership

The spot officially relaunched last week.

Why Margie Palladino Is the Choice for Governor’s Council

For Margie, this race is about restoring public confidence in the judicial appointment process. Ensuring that all voices are being heard.

Multi-Service Eating Disorders Association (MEDA) Opens Recruitment for Board of Directors

(MEDA), the premier nonprofit eating disorders organization in New England, announced today that it is seeking board members.

Newton Author Discusses First 2 Published Works And Lifelong Passion For Writing

The author published a poetry collection and has his first novel set to release next year.

Newton Chiropractic Practice Adds New Red-Light Therapy Booth

The Indoor Oasis opened a an expansion of the business in 2020.

Newton Board Approves Walmart Fulfillment Facility Under New Variance Law

The 20,000-square-foot center will be used to store and quickly process goods ordered online.

Newton Finds Next Leader Of Planning And Development

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

Newton Private School Receives Large Endowment To Fund New Dining Center

The 19,700-square-foot dining center is replacing an outdated facility that has served the campus for more than a century.

Housing Lottery Now Open For Newton Affordable Apartment Complex

The lottery is being administered by SEB Housing on behalf of Garden Communities.

91st Annual Festa Returns To Newton This Week

The Nonantum Village staple begins on Wednesday.

Public Art Project Brightens Newton Bathhouse

Spark Newton donated murals to decorate the Crystal Lake area.

Newton City Council To Vote On 14-home Project

The proposal would combine three properties on Thurston Road into one nearly 50,000-square-foot lot.

Celtics' Jayson Tatum Brings Book Tour To Newton

The NBA superstar is promoting his latest children's book.

The Biggest Kitchen Drain Mistakes Newton Homeowners Make During Summer Gatherings

Newton homeowners can avoid summer kitchen drain clogs by knowing what not to rinse down the sink after parties and cookouts.

Newton Parkway Facing Overnight Closures For Road Work

The temporary shutdowns are scheduled for later this week.

Newton 4th Graders Collect More Than 100 Food Bags For Pantry: Report

The community engagement project was the first of its kind incorporated into Underwood's fourth-grade language arts curriculum.

Newton Residents Invited To Solar Energy Program With Free Ice Cream

The solar program is one of several sustainability-focused events Green Newton has planned this summer.

Free Outdoor Movie Series Coming To Newton This Summer

Movies will be shown weekly with various locations.

Newton Lake Reopens After Temporary Closure

The water was closed to residents for 10 days due to high bacteria levels.

Newton To Open Cooling Location Amid Record Heat In MA

This comes as "extreme heat" is expected to feel like more than 110 degrees Fahrenheit in some areas.

Newton Mayor Reflects On First 6 Months In Office

Laredo succeeded Ruthanne Fuller.

Newton Pool Reopens After Vandalism Incident

Another currently closed body of water is expected to be open by this weekend.

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.

New AARP Grant To Help Newton Homeowners Build ADUs

The 2026 awards mark the 10th year of the AARP Community Challenge program.

Newton Food Pantry Settles Into New Location

The pantry has moved for the first time in more than a decade.

Newton Mayoral Aide Receives Commonwealth Pride Award

She was one of more than 100 people recognized for their contributions to the LGBTQ+ community.

Construction On Newtonville MBTA Station To Begin This Fall

The reconstruction will make Newtonville the first fully ADA-accessible commuter rail station in the city.

Advocacy Group Alleges Anti-Muslim Campaign After Newton Eid Celebration

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

2026 July 4 Events Guide For Newton

Your guide to fireworks, parades, and other July 4 celebrations of America's 250th anniversary in and around Newton.

Newton's Cradles to Crayons Receives Grant From Sincere Foundation

The 17 grant recipients collectively serve more than 400,000 Massachusetts residents each year.

Review Finds No Workplace Link To Newton-Wellesley Nurses' Brain Tumors: Report

The review was conducted by a Harvard Medical School professor.

Newton 5th Grader's Poem Featured In National America250 Contest

A panel of current and former educators selected 250 student awardees from more than 10,000 submissions.