Government & Public Safety GovernmentAnalysis: City reckons with increasing costs, development changes at budget hearingsBy Artie Kronenfeld ● Government ● July 5, 2026The week ahead: Community events calendar heats up as Waltham pivots to summer modeBy Artie Kronenfeld ● Government ● July 5, 2026Independence Day will be observed July 3By Newsroom ● Government ● July 2, 2026School Committee accepts $132 million from City Council, postpones final vote on administrative positionsBy Lea Zaharoni ● Education ● June 29, 2026Privacy concerns persist over Waltham’s Flock Safety cameras as Massachusetts passes new consumer data protectionsBy Charlie Johnson ● Government ● June 28, 2026The week ahead: City boards slow down for the summer breakBy Artie Kronenfeld ● Government ● June 28, 2026Load More Public SafetyPublic safety report: Fire department extinguishes concealed fire on Brown StreetBy Cyd Abnet ● Public safety ● July 5, 2026Missing juvenile: Ava BerryBy Cyd Abnet ● Public safety ● July 4, 2026Waltham man pleads not guilty to cocaine possession chargeBy Cyd Abnet ● Public safety ● July 2, 2026Citywide crime decreases, violent crime rate increases according to dataBy Cyd Abnet ● Public safety ● June 30, 2026Waltham crews put out building fire on Brown StreetBy Joseph Sharkey ● Public safety ● June 30, 2026Longtime Waltham resident Edvin Alvarez marks six months in ICE detentionBy David E. Gumpert ● Public safety ● June 30, 2026Load More
