Since 2007, local youth-centered programs have benefited with $2,179,537 distributed by the district attorney's office.

Worcester police stopped handing out most speeding tickets on Jan. 30 and won't start again until after February. Here's why.

State police at Skippack allege a Philadelphia man is a serial burglar who is responsible for hitting a Skippack Township ...

Worcester police officers responded to a report of an assault with a dangerous weapon on Front Street, according to the ...

A Worcester man faces charges in connection with grabbing a woman and stabbing her on Front Street early Thursday morning, ...

Worcester's immigrants are anxious amid reports of President Trump’s administration authorizing raids of undocumented ...

The Allen Police Department will face the Allen Fire Department in a charity hockey game Feb. 15 at 5 p.m. at Credit Union of ...

Worcester Police seek public's help to locate missing teen Fabian Colon-Ortiz, last seen at North High School.

The Castro consent decree, which required police departments to hire based on the city's demographics, expired on Dec. 31.

Commissioners' long-running frustrations seem to be amplified by the release of the U.S Justice Department investigation of ...