Times may change, but the past still matters. These 14 projects are the latest to earn recognition for preservation work.

At the end of the program's first year, some 60 percent of students will have to repeat the subject in high school. But ...

Bars like Olde Magoun's Saloon and Phoenix Landing have seen unprecedented sales. And businesses that aren't bars are also ...

West Cambridge history events, planning for 400th anniversary continue as organization looks forward to being more flexible.

Cambridge Day does not endorse candidates or positions. Views expressed in this column are those of the writer. As America marks its 250th birthday, it is worth remembering how often this nation has ...

What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?” was the question about 40 Somerville residents posed for themselves for the city’s ...

Cambridge Health Alliance knows many of its patients could be affected but the safety-net hospital is focused on its mission.

We might not all be in the flag-waving mood, what with MMA on the South Lawn, war with Iran and ICE raids (though maybe that ...

Urban Hearth, Erin Miller’s intimate 24-seat bistro in North Cambridge, closed at the end of May in preparation for its move to Inman Square. Its stylish new space has more than ...

Assembly Row’s Salt + Stone will reopen July 10, five months after a kitchen fire forced the restaurant to close. Grease buildup in an oven exhaust duct caught fire during dinner service Feb. 3, hours ...

Cambridge Innovation Center's competition produced two winners: One company helps burn victims, another has an app for period management.

A series of winningly goofy popcorn epics, including the Nicolas Cage vehicle, will be featured at the Brattle. Plus, a ...