Newton Warns Against Email Scam That Is Impersonating Local Government

Residents are reporting receiving emails that claim to be from the Historic Commission.

Newton Psychologist Pleads Guilty To Fraud And Money Laundering Charges

The elderly man reportedly spent money illegally on an internet love scam he fell victim to.

Newton Bakery Crawl Is Back

The city is home to more than 20 bakeries.

New Fire Engine Rolls Out In Newton

The new apparatus replaces an old model from 18 years ago.

Newton Student Helping Less-fortunate Peers

Simone Gupta raises money for local children in foster care.

Lasell University Helping Students With Financial Struggles

Tuition will soon be free for certain undergraduate students.

Newton On Wild Goose Chase For Duck Owners

Three domestic ducks have been spotted on the loose in the city.

Newton Native Named WNBA's Most Improved Player

Veronica Burton's basketball career began in her hometown years ago.

Soccer Stars Making Special Appearance At Newton Taqueria

Two New England Revolution players will be working at the restaurant for a good cause.

Where To Pick Apples Around Newton: 2025 Guide

These are some nearby places to get some fresh fall apples.

The Allen Center Announces 2025-26 Season with Exciting New Partnerships and Diverse Lineup

New partnerships with M. Steinert & Sons and the Lydian String Quartet will enhance a diverse season of classical, jazz, and folk music.

Newton Police Chief Announces Retirement Plans

The chief plans to retire next year after nearly three decades of service.

Newton Neighborhood Displays Sculpture From Local Artist

The sculpture was created by a local artist.

Newton Armory Being Transformed Into Apartments: Report

The armory was a historical site originally owned by the state.

Newton Senior Living Office Shutdown Resulting In Layoffs

The national company has a corporate office in the city.

Newton Nonprofit Hopes Rebrand Will Spark Up A Positive Future

Newton Community Pride was founded in 1989.

Person Struck By Vehicle In Downtown Newton: Report

The pedestrian was taken to a local hospital.

New Newton Schools To Be Celebrated Throughout September

Three events for three different schools are taking place throughout the month.

Traffic Change In Newton Makes A Difference As School Year Starts: Report

The change was made to make traffic flow safer during school commutes.

Large Development Possibly Coming Near Newton Train Station

Mark Development has been working with the Lower Fall Improvement Association for multiple years on this project.

New Newton Plaza Connects Community With All It Has To Offer

The outdoor space opened earlier this summer.

Protest Breaks Out As Newton Street Paint Controversy Is Reignited: Report

The Italian flag-themed street paint was removed by the city for the second time.

Newton Lake Reopens After Bacteria-related Closure

Crystal Lake was temporarily closed earlier this month due to the presence of dangerous algae.

Newton Restaurant Closing After Short Tenure

The restaurant also has an adjacent catering service.

Newton Dam In Serious Need Of Repairs

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

Newton Police Warn Against Home Improvement Scam

A resident reported being the presence of scammers in their neighborhood.

New Sushi Bar Opens In Chestnut Hill

Lab 13 opened its doors in August.

Police Looking For Missing Newton Teen

The teenager was last seen more than one week ago.

Back To School: Newton 2025-26 School Calendar

It's already that time again! Learn about the first day of school and other important school dates.

School Bus Collides With SUV In Newton: Report

The vehicle reportedly collided with the back of the bus Friday morning.

Boston CASA Seeks Gift Card Donations for Back-to-School Drive

Support Foster Youth in Suffolk and Middlesex Counties This School Year

Pro Arte kicks off season with conductor Ben-Dor and teen pianist

Conductor Gisèle Ben-Dor, celebrating 25 years with Pro Arte, leads season opener featuring teen pianist Seokyoung Hong and baritone Marcelo

Last Lunchtime Pop-Up at The Allen Center

The patio is open for lunch 11:30 - 2 pm. Order Today!

Newton Has A Show-filled September Scheduled

A concert series is coming to the city next month.

Police Break Up Street-racing Presence In Newton: Report

More than 100 cars were gathered and doing dangerous things with their vehicles.

High School Student Leaving Volunteer Legacy At Newton Retirement Home

Matthew Ding has volunteered at the Golda Meir House for five years.

Newton Lake Closed Due To Dangerous Algae

The city's Health and Human Services Department has restricted access and advised residents.

Traffic Change Made To Newton Road

An important road in town has been made one-way temporarily.

Historical Newton Homestead Getting Major Update

The Jackson Homestead was owned by an important 19th-century Newton family.

Stone Rehabilitation & Senior Living Honors Three Remarkable Centenarians!

Alfred (Al) Blake, Jeanne Ryde and Julie Ganjian, all residents of Stone Rehabilitation & Senior Living, turned 100 this year