#community-news

#community-news

Boston Globe Media is committed to community journalism, covering essential stories in news, politics, culture, and lifestyle.

Cityside launches Richmondside with Kari Hulac as editor-in-chief, committed to nonprofit, independent news for Richmond community.

The Independent is committed to providing accessible journalism across important societal issues.

Nancy Townsley's debut novel, 'Sunshine Girl', reflects on decades of newspaper journalism through the eyes of three family-connected journalists.

The News Shopper provides death notices weekly, serving as a tribute and allowing families to honor loved ones.

The Ham & High publishes weekly death notices and funeral announcements as tributes to lost loved ones.

Brooklyn is witnessing significant community changes and challenges ranging from honoring local legends to supporting adult education and facing urban development threats.

Downtown Brooklyn's emporiums have a rich history as a shopping hub.

This week's featured properties range from $825,000 to $2.75 million in price.

A man was shot on Mission Street, sustaining life-threatening injuries.

Federal oversight of Oakland Police may persist; external scrutiny remains essential.

Marin County officials promote fire safety measures for high-risk homeowners.

The Atlantic hurricane season sees reduced activity due to Saharan dust.

A Bronx man, Daquan Andrews, was fatally shot inside a grocery store, and police are investigating the incident.

A man was stabbed in the eye on a subway platform in Bay Ridge, prompting a police investigation and a request for public assistance.

The tragic incident of a mother and her disabled daughter in Salford is being investigated as a murder-suicide.