Newton Panel Unanimously Advances Parking Fee and Fine Overhaul Citywide

Newton's Public Safety and Transportation Committee voted 7-0 to advance a sweeping overhaul of parking permit fees and parking fines, sending both measures toward the Finance Committee ahead of a full City Council vote.

Newton committee votes 5-0 to pursue higher fines, property lien authority

Newton's Programs and Services Committee unanimously backed two home rule petitions Wednesday that would sharpen the city's ordinance enforcement powers.

Newton committee votes 5-0 to pursue higher fines, property lien authority

Newton's Programs and Services Committee unanimously backed two home rule petitions Wednesday that would sharpen the city's ordinance enforcement powers.

Newton Finance Committee Blocks City Clerk Salary Vote Over Legal Concern

Newton's Finance Committee approved $2.15 million in affordable housing funds and $152,255 for an LED lighting project, then stalled on two personnel matters at its October 15 meeting.

Newton Finance Committee Blocks City Clerk Salary Vote Over Legal Concern

Newton's Finance Committee approved $2.15 million in affordable housing funds and $152,255 for an LED lighting project, then stalled on two personnel matters at its October 15 meeting.

Newton Committee Approves Four Aging Board Appointments, Sets Clerk Salary

Newton Programs and Services Committee approves four Council on Aging appointments and sets city clerk pay.

Newton Committee Approves Four Aging Board Appointments, Sets Clerk Salary

Newton Programs and Services Committee approves four Council on Aging appointments and sets city clerk pay.

Newton Audit Shows $32 Million Drop in City Pension Liability

Newton auditors report $32 million drop in city pension liability for fiscal 2025.

Newton Audit Shows $32 Million Drop in City Pension Liability

Newton auditors report $32 million drop in city pension liability for fiscal 2025.

Newton Land Use Committee Approves Two Residential Permits, Advances Riverside Review

Newton's Land Use Committee approved two residential special permits and pressed forward with its review of the 757-unit Riverside mixed-use development at its October 7 meeting.