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01/11/2025

Calmer winds enabled firefighters to start gaining some control of the biggest blazes in metropolitan Los Angeles on Friday.

The disaster took homes from everyone — from waiters to movie stars. Damage is estimated in the tens of billions.

01/11/2025

The reality is nobody fears the Celtics anymore. Opposing teams know they can win at the Garden, and they are throwing various defenses against which Boston's offense can’t consistently respond.

The Sacramento Kings made their point on Friday night. A motivated team with an astute defensive game plan is capable of stymieing the Celtics.

01/11/2025

Berkshire County leaders are celebrating a $17.3 million federal grant that will lay the groundwork for a pathway linking the Ashuwillticook Rail Trail at Adams to the Mohican Recreational Path in Williamstown.

The 9.3-mile A2A Trail project will go a long way toward linking the museum with the Clark Art Institute, Williams College Museum of Art, and the Adams Theater.

01/11/2025

Trump told Republican senators about the onslaught ahead during a private meeting on Capitol Hill earlier this week. Many of the actions are expected to launch on Inauguration Day, Jan. 20, when he takes office.

Allies of the president-elect have been preparing a stack of executive orders that Trump could sign quickly.

01/11/2025

As the threat of new fires persisted in Los Angeles, clergy were left with the huge challenges of offering comfort and pondering paths toward rebuilding and recovery.

Among the thousands of buildings destroyed in the wildfires were a mosque, a synagogue, a Catholic parish and a half-dozen Protestant churches.

01/11/2025

Jerod Mayo has yet to publicly address his firing from the Patriots, but someone close to him addressed the matter on Friday.

Chantel Mayo, the wife of the former Patriots head coach, seemed to criticize the team in a string of posts to her Instagram story on Friday.

01/10/2025

Dozens of employees at Boston-area Tatte locations were forced to resign in recent weeks after being flagged by the Internal Revenue Service over paperwork discrepancies that could be tied to their immigration status.

The move reflects fears from advocates and attorneys that immigration-related terminations will rise under the incoming Trump administration and hit the food industry and its many migrant workers especially hard.

01/10/2025

Steve Walsh, president of the Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association, has been engaged in almost nonstop crisis management through COVID, the Steward meltdown, and, most recently, an IV fluid shortage due to Hurricane Helene.

Walsh has also been on the receiving end of complaints that hospitals are culprits in a health system many people see as increasingly costly and inaccessible.

01/10/2025

Boston-based online furniture seller Wayfair announced it was pulling out of Germany effective immediately, resulting in hundreds of layoffs in that country and costing the company more than $100 million in severance and other costs.

Since a short-lived sales boom led to over-hiring during the pandemic, the company has spent the past two years trying to get back on track and improve profitability.

01/10/2025

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is facing withering criticism for her response to the firestorm ravaging her city.

As LA faced its greatest crisis in decades, the first-term mayor confronted a critical test of her leadership two years after taking office.

01/10/2025

The Supreme Court seemed likely to uphold the law that could ban TikTok. Here’s how to prepare for a potential TikTok ban.

Users will continue to have access to TikTok if it’s already downloaded on their phones, but the app will disappear from Apple and Google’s app stores.

01/10/2025

A former Catholic chaplain at Brandeis University is being sued for the alleged sexual assault of a Brandeis student in New York hotel room in 2014, records show.
Retired priest and prominent critic of Cardinal Law accused of sexually assaulting Brandeis student in 2014
Rev. Walter H. Cuenin, a retired priest living in Virginia, allegedly assaulted the student in a hotel room during a trip to New York.

Rev. Walter H. Cuenin, a retired priest living in Virginia, allegedly assaulted the student in a hotel room during a trip to New York.

01/10/2025

Wi******er Center’s restaurant boom continues with the opening of a new ramen hotspot.

Wi******er Center has been enjoying a restaurant boom, including this new spot, serving upscale sushi and more in a stylish space.

01/10/2025

Brandon Jennings called Jayson Tatum the "softest" Celtic superstar in history. Here's how Tatum responded.
Jayson Tatum, Joe Mazzulla respond to Brandon Jennings’s ‘softest’ Celtic criticism - The Boston Globe
Tatum had some words for his critics after beating the Nuggets Tuesday.

Tatum had some words for his critics after beating the Nuggets Tuesday.

01/10/2025

A top state House Republican leader called Governor Maura Healey's failure to conduct full background checks on shelter residents a “serious betrayal of the public’s trust.”
‘Time for heads to roll’: Top GOP leader slams Healey over failure to conduct full background checks on shelter residents - The Boston Globe
“Whether it’s incompetence, intransigence, or negligence, changes must be made,” House Minority Leader Brad Jones said.

“Whether it’s incompetence, intransigence, or negligence, changes must be made,” House Minority Leader Brad Jones said.

01/10/2025

A private school music teacher who used to work in Cambridge Public Schools was arrested on charges of possession and distribution of child po*******hy.
Music teacher at Cambridge private school arrested on child po*******hy charges - The Boston Globe
The man, who previously worked in the city's public school system, has been placed on leave from Buckingham Browne & Nichols, the school said.
Music teacher at Cambridge private school arrested on child po*******hy charges - The Boston Globe
The man, who previously worked in the city's public school system, has been placed on leave from Buckingham Browne & Nichols, the school said.

The man, who previously worked in the city's public school system, has been placed on leave from Buckingham Browne & Nichols, the school said.

01/10/2025

About 600,000 Venezuelans and more than 200,000 Salvadorans already living in the United States can legally remain another 18 months, the Department of Homeland Security said, barely a week before President-elect Donald Trump takes office.

The decisions mark the Biden administration’s latest in support of Temporary Protected Status, which he has sharply expanded to cover about 1 million people.

01/10/2025

The Massachusetts Port Authority is finally moving ahead with a massive new garage at Terminal E that will add some 5,000 parking spaces to Logan Airport.

Swedish construction giant Skanska recently announced it would start work on the 725,000-square-foot garage early this year, with a completion expected in 2028.

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“It is safe to say that the Palisades fire is one of the most destructive natural disasters in the history of Los Angeles,” Los Angeles city Fire Chief Kristin Crowley said during a news conference Thursday morning. Read more live updates: https://trib.al/FZlW4gy

Multiple massive wildfires tore across the Los Angeles area with devastating force early Wednesday. Tens of thousands of residents were ordered to evacuate. Read more about the devastation: https://trib.al/zVHlG8N

Vice President Kamala Harris announced the tally of electoral votes as President-elect Donald Trump receiving 312 votes and Harris herself receiving 226 votes. Read more about the proceedings that certified Trump as the winner of the 2024 election. https://trib.al/Jd9iF6d

“I’m going to be very brief here and say that this whole situation is on me,” Robert Kraft said about Jerod Mayo's firing at a Monday press conference. Here are more highlights: https://trib.al/bUaUg1C

The New Orleans truck attack “was premeditated and an evil act,” said Christopher Raia, deputy assistant director of the FBI’s counter-terrorism division, at a Thursday press conference. Follow live updates here. https://trib.al/kTpono1

A clash over cars on Waltham’s Moody Street is about more than just cars | On the Street

During the pandemic, Moody Street in Waltham was a pedestrian-only haven. Now, the question of whether to close off the popular shopping strip to vehicles permanently has tensions running high. https://trib.al/sSrDmut

In part three of the Globe's collaboration with WNYC's On The Media, the deep history of Harvard University and the distinctly American idea of “diversity” is the hidden subtext for much of the recent strife. Listen to "The Harvard Plan" here: https://trib.al/CcTMXLU

High above the Back Bay, Steve Samuels built a slice of the city out of thin air | Bold Types

Steve Samuels, the developer of the first “air-rights” construction project over the Massachusetts Turnpike in decades, talks about his vision for stitching the city together. https://trib.al/IYUwXjc

2024 in Politics: Democrats plan path forward

On Boston Globe Today: All week, we're looking at the year in politics. Mass. Congresswoman Katherine Clark reflects on the year that was and shares her party’s game plan to get back on track with reporter James Pindell.

A new episode of "The Harvard Plan" podcast, a collaboration between the Globe and WNYC’s "On The Media," details how plagiarism accusations against former Harvard president Claudine Gay fueled headlines. We hear from the sources of the backlash. https://trib.al/t9pIbO2

From liquor licenses to small business grants, Segun Idowu thinks big to rebuild the city's economy | Bold Types

How do you rebuild a city’s economy in the wake of a pandemic? That’s what Segun Idowu has had to figure out from his post at City Hall. The answer, he’s found, echoes his office’s new name: opportunity and inclusion. https://trib.al/yCueirp

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