Cambridge Day

06/04/2026

CRLS's boys of spring come from behind to beat Natick and advance to the MIAA Division 1 quarterfinals.

Comes from behind to beat Natick 10-8, advance to the round of eight.

06/03/2026

Cambridge City Council passes city budget for fiscal year 2027. The city so far has sidestepped the fiscal headwinds affecting many others in the region. But tax hikes may be coming.

Residential property owners likely spared this year, but seven percent hike will be needed to cover cost of billion-dollar budget.

06/03/2026

Clover says it isn't over after all. Chain will re-open in Cambridge and Boston June 9. Read Madison Lucchesi's story at the link below.

Restaurant chain received so much support on its final day that an investor stepped up. It plans to re-open locations in Boston and Cambridge June 9.

06/03/2026

06/03/2026

Shoplifters in Cambridge (and Mass.) basically operate on a catch-and-release basis, according to an analysis of arrest data by Kathryn Markello of the New England Newsroom.

Thieves usually see cases dismissed and go out to steal again.

06/02/2026

CRLS ends 9-year playoff drought with wi over Lincoln-Sudbury. Falcons play Natick Wednesday at 6 p.m. at St. Peter's Field. (Corrected)

Sixteen years after its last playoff win, Falcons score five runs in the 6th to beat Lincoln-Sudbury.

06/01/2026

The first debate between Rep. Marjorie Decker and Evan MacKay focused on transparency and accountability on Beacon Hill. More than 100 people came.

In their first-ever debate, incumbent and challenger addressed the opaque nature of Beacon Hill.

05/30/2026

“Art allows us to feel extreme emotion.” YiYun Li, speaking at Cambridge Public Library while talking about her memoir "Things in Nature Merely Grow."

In a packed event, the recent Pulitzer Prize winner discussed her son’s su***de, the memoir she wrote afterwards and how she carries on while carrying grief.

05/30/2026

New principals at CRLS, FMA, Cambridgeport will look familiar.

CRLS's interim principal Allan Gehant is named to the job permanently. New principal at FMA and Cambridgeport.

05/29/2026

Governor Healey came to MIT Thursday to announce the state will invest $25 million in a quantum computing center, calling it "a first-in-the-world center for the shared study and development of quantum science and technology."

Aim is to make Boston area hub for emerging computing technology, fill gap in research funding.