At an exhibition last week, the students of NuVu High School showed off architectural models, a prototype of a ropeless ...

A bank official argues bills in the state legislature look consumer-friendly but will disrupt how people pay for goods and services.

To close out its Year of East Cambridge, History Cambridge plans a series of events to highlight the long and diverse history ...

Affordable housing done right should not be towers, but should include easily accessible communal outdoor space a la Lincoln Way, Roosevelt Towers, and Jefferson Federal.

Despite a cascade of closings in the past few years, creativity is still hanging on in Central Square, including a ...

Foxes have adapted their diets to our urban landscape, breed bigger families in cities and even know how and when to cross ...

Longtime friend and filmmaker Roberto Mighty said he was “heartbroken” by the news and described Coe, beyond his status as a ...

The Brattle Theatre offers a double feature from among Hollywood’s most subversive takedowns of mass consumerism – just in ...

The abrupt termination of seven Cambridge staff members drew universal condemnation Monday during a City Council meeting, ...

Cleaning up contamination and replacing soil could cost $10 million at a time of fiscal belt-tightening. City officials warn ...

New technologies to electrocute rats and render them infertile have had mixed results. City says food scraps remain a problem ...

Public meetings this week look at designing a new school, rat control efforts, green tech jobs and tree planting and whether ...