The City of Chelsea has been awarded $7 million in state grants through the Commonwealth’s Community One Stop for Growth program, a competitive initiative that supports local economic development, ...

NeighborHealth announced today the launch of a new partnership with Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, bringing world-renowned cancer expertise directly to NeighborHealth patients to help close persistent ...

The Massachusetts House of Representatives today passed a bill that removes outdated and offensive language in the General Laws to describe persons with disabilities. The language in the bill removes ...

Chelsea City Manager Fidel Maltez said, “We’re grateful to every member of the Chelsea community and wish everyone of our residents a happy and safe Thanksgiving.” Maltez decided to close the City’s ...

When the Supreme Court struck down the federal ban on sports betting in 2018, Americans legally wagered less than $5 billion on sports annually. Last year, they bet $150 billion — and 90% of those ...

Funding could become available in Fiscal Year 2027 to begin a feasibility study for a new fire station in the city. Earlier this month, District 6 City Councilor Giovanni Recupero requested an update ...

“Our Treasury Department has tight financial controls on cash payments,” according to Maltez. “Similar to a bank, a teller has to tie-out cash in her register every day. If there is more cash or less ...

Advocates of marriage equality breathed a sigh of relief last week when the U.S. Supreme Court refused to take up a request that it consider overturning its 2015 landmark decision, Obergefell v.

The city recently received a state grant to help pay for the renovation of Kayem Park at 248 Chestnut St.

Bruce Harrison is arguably one of the greatest youth basketball coaches in the city’s history. Harrison will now look to write a new chapter in his highly successful career, having been named the head ...

The Chelsea Police Department recently announced the retirement of Officer Mark O’Connor, who served for over 21 years.

The Massachusetts House of Representatives today passed a bill that establishes a licensure process for home care agencies to ensure that consumers receive quality non-medical services, and to protect ...