Judge upholds Boston sanctuary law; home aide charged with stealing millions in jewelry from employer.
Judge throws out regime suit over Boston's refusal to simply hand over immigrants
May 29
A federal judge yesterday dismissed the regime's suit over Boston's Trust Act, which bars police from handing people over to regime agents who don't have a criminal warrant for them - and restricts what information police can give to ICE.
Home-care aide with a conviction for armed robbery made off with several million dollars in jewelry from an elderly Jamaica Plain couple's home, police say
May 28
Boston Police report arresting a Randolph man they say stole millions in diamond rings, gold bracelets, pearl necklaces, watches and designer pieces from the "safe room" of a home on Allandale Street.
The inner harbor is safe
May 28
Adam Castiglioni was at Castle Island this morning watching the world's oldest commissioned warship during a turnaround.
Man who keeps breaking into Charles Street stores breaks into more Charles Street stores, police say
May 28
A New Bedford man faces charges that include "being a common and notorious thief" for allegedly smashing his way into four stores along Beacon Hill's Charles Street last week - something he has been doing, and getting charged for, since at least 2023.
Regime sues Massachusetts for refusing to give its immigration enforcers 'confidential' license plates to help round up brown people without fear of being traced
May 28
The regime yesterday sued the Commonwealth over its refusal to issue "confidential" license plates to ICE and Customs agents that can't easily be tracked, because having them hide behind balaclavas and sunglasses just isn't enough.
Mpox cases on the rise in Boston; public-health officials urge shots for people in high-risk groups
May 28
The Boston Public Health Commission reports "an uptick in mpox cases in Boston" and says people in high-risk groups - "gay and bisexual men and other men who have sex with men" - should consider getting vaccinated against the virus.
State public-defender system runs out of money for clinicians and other professionals
May 28
The state-funded Committee for Public Counsel Services, which provides legal representation for people facing criminal and civil charges who can't afford a lawyer, notified vendors - including clinicians, translators, transcriptionists and people who serve summonses - it's run out of money for the...
Fire in a Brookline scuba shop shuts Rte. 9
May 28
Brookline.news reports a fire this morning at East Coast Divers, on Rte. 9 outbound between Washington and Cypress streets, shut the highway.
Judge boots out-of-state lawyer from Harvard Med grim-reaper body-parts suit because of lapses that included filing a motion in another case filled with AI hallucinated citations
May 28
A Suffolk Superior Court judge recently denied a request from a Florida attorney at Morgan & Morgan to represent families suing Harvard Medical School over the way their loved one's body parts might have been sold off by the school's former Grim Reaper morgue manager.
Venerable Fenway bar known for its wood-fired pizza shut down
May 28
Boston Restaurant Talk reports the demise of Woody's Grill & Tap on Hemenway Street.
Looks like Harvard lawyers will have a new case to work on: Regime is withholding grant money again
May 28
Nature reports that the National Science Foundation is once again refusing grants to Harvard and three other research universities. Why? Antisemitism? DEI? Barron couldn't get in? Who the hell knows? The NSF, natch, isn't saying. You may recall that last September, a federal...
