Somerville Resident Sworn In As New Assistant District Attorney

Maryrose Robson is one of eight new assistant district attorneys in Middlesex County.

Somerville Moves To Decriminalize Psychedelics

The city became the first Mass. community to take such a step, passing a resolution against enforcing laws around entheogenic​ plants​.

My Outline For A Greater Somerville

Time for change.

Gov. Baker To Sign ER Bill Known As 'Laura's Law' Friday

The bill, written in the wake of a death outside Somerville Hospital in 2016, will ensure easy 24/7 access to emergency rooms.

Somerville Board Member Under Fire For Attending Trump Rally

Jessica Turner, a member of the Affordable Housing Trust Fund, denies participating in storming the Capitol building last week.

Somerville Officials Slam 'Insurrection' At Capitol Building

Leaders issued a joint statement Wednesday night calling the violence "an assault on our beliefs and values as a nation."

Statement From Somerville Mayor, City Council President, School Committee Chair Andre Green, And Superintendent

'Our hearts go out to everyone in Washington tonight.'

Owner Of Iconic Somerville Building Sues City

The owner of the "Piano Building" in Gilman Square is accusing the city of illegal spot zoning under an October City Council decision.

Somerville’s Charter Review Committee Seeks Community Members

The Committee will also engage the community in robust discussions about potential charter amendments.

Somerville Allocates Additional $5M For Local Businesses

It's the city's largest round of COVID-19 relief for small businesses to date.

Somerville City Council And School Committee Organizational Meetings Will Be Held On January 4

Click the link below to register to attend the meeting.

Questions About Social Security To Help You Plan Your Retirement

The sooner you start planning for retirement, the better off you’ll be

Somerville’s First Flag Raising Celebration Going Virtual In 2021

Beginning January 1, a pre-recorded ceremony will air on City Cable and the City’s YouTube channel.

6 MA Towns Split From State Rules, Roll Back Reopening Further

A modified version of Phase 2, Step 2 will impose additional restrictions on gyms, movie theaters and other businesses in some communities.

Somerville Rolls Back Coronavirus Rules: What Will Close

A proposal will go before the City Council this week to use $5 million from Somerville's fiscal reserves to support local businesses.

Somerville City Councilor Mark Niedergang Not Seeking Re-Election

Niedergang has represented Ward 5 for 15 years, first as a School Committee member and then as a city councilor.

Somerville Mayor Receives VOAMASS Veterans Leadership Award

Mayor Joseph Curtatone received the Community Partnership Award for his support of the Massachusetts Bay Veterans Center.

Somerville Letter: Shopping Local 'Vital' This Holiday Season

Mayor Curtatone encourages Somerville residents to support local businesses this year.

New Candidate Enters Somerville City Council Race

Tessa Bridge, a Somerville resident for 11 years, is running for Ward 5 city councilor.

Virtual Meeting To Share Updates On Spring Hill Sewer Separation Project In Somerville

The meeting will take place on the GoToMeeting webinar platform on December 14, at 6:30 p.m.

Somerville’s School Opening Advisory Group Seeks Community Member

The Advisory Group will make coronavirus data-based recommendations to the Mayor and Superintendent on school closures and reopenings.

How to Replace a Missing Social Security Card Online

Did you misplace your Social Security card?

Somerville Man Arrested During Protest At Gov. Baker's House

Sean Donaghy, 28, was one of four protesters arrested when they crossed on to private property, State Police said.

Somerville Election 2020: How Trump Support Compared To 2016

Did the president get more support in Somerville in 2020 than 2016? See the vote totals here.

2020 Election Results: How Somerville Voted For Trump, Biden

Voter turnout was high in Somerville, with about 70 percent of residents casting ballots.

Voting In Somerville: Polls Open

Heading to the polls today? Here's what you need to know about voting in Somerville.

How Did Voting Go In Somerville?

Whether you voted early, in the mail or in-person, Patch wants to know how voting went for you in Somerville.

Voting In Somerville: Everything You Need To Know

Here's what you need to know if you're heading to the polls Nov. 3.

New Candidate Enters Somerville Mayoral Race

William Tauro, who runs the Somerville News Weekly website, announced Thursday he will pull papers for the mayor's office.

Somerville Moves 3 Polling Places Over Coronavirus Concerns

Three polling locations have been relocated to accommodate COVID-19 safety measures.

Coronavirus Second Wave Concerns: Somerville Mayor Says Being Vigilant Could Prevent Shutdown

The mayor doesn’t envision a full shutdown again like the spring and says people can help prevent one by staying vigilant.

Public Comment Sought On FY21 Community Preservation Act Applications In City Of Somerville

This year, more than $430,000 is available to support projects in these categories.

Job Creation And Retention Trust Annual Meeting On October 13 In Somerville

The Fund has distributed $968,162 this past year, including a $100,000 emergency fund to support low-income workers.

Understanding Social Security Survivors Benefits

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Important Deadlines And Dates For November 3 General Election In Somerville

If you have already requested a vote by mail ballot, it will be mailed starting the week of October 12.

Election 2020: Somerville Voter Guide

Everything you need to know about early voting, mail-in voting and in-person voting in Somerville for the election Nov. 3.

Two Public Hearings On Zoning Enforcement In Somerville On September 30

The meetings will be conducted via remote participation, online in a webinar hosted on the GoToWebinar platform.

Uyterhoeven Will Succeed Provost In 27th Middlesex

Erika Uyterhoeven won the Democratic primary in Somerville Tuesday. She will not face a Republican challenger in November.

Somerville Public Library Central & West Branches To Remain Closed From August 31 Until September 7

Both locations will serve as polling places on September 1 and will remain closed through Labor Day for cleaning and sanitizing.

Jehlen Wins State Senate Primary For 2nd Middlesex District

Incumbent Pat Jehlen, who has represented the district for 15 years, was re-elected Tuesday.