Chelsea Recreation & Cultural Affairs held a Spring Egg Hunt for Children, ages 2-10, on March 28 at the Mary C. Burke ...

Originally filed by Representative Garcia and Representative Vargas, the PROTECT Act delivers a practical and legally sound response to growing concerns across Massachusetts, particularly in ...

Michelle Ramirez Sanan, an 18-year-old Chelsea High School student, testified before Congress last week highlighting the details of her family’s arrest and detention by ICE officers last September.

The City of Chelsea has launched a new online portal for applying for permits with its Inspectional Services Department (ISD). The portal, OpenGov Permitting, modernizes the City’s permitting process ...

At last week’s city council meeting, City Manager Fidel Maltez provided an update on the ongoing Chelsea ¡Pa’Lante, Onward! comprehensive planning process. We ...

The city council’s public safety subcommittee will take up further discussion about a potential new fire station in Chelsea. “The City Council has been discussing adding a new fire station for many ...

Concepcion’s daughter, Jayliana Concepcion, is carrying on the family tradition on the basketball court. She is a two-year starter for the Lynn English High School girls varsity basketball team. “We ...

The City of Chelsea is excited to announce a new affordable housing pilot program and invites applications for an affordable housing lottery. The lottery is for six three-bedroom apartments within ...

As a proud dog owner and animal lover, Senator Sal DiDomenico voted to pass legislation, along with every one of his Senate colleagues, to end the inhumane puppy-mill-to-pet-shop pipeline by cutting ...

The Chelsea High softball team opened its 2026 season with a 17-8 victory over non-league opponent Excel Academy last Friday at Carter Park.

Passover commences with the First Seder, which is a special dinner that includes the recitation of the Kiddush, the Motzi, and other blessings in Hebrew. The story of Passover is retold during the ...

The school committee approved a $156.2 million budget for the 2026-27 school year that will see about 50 positions cut from schools and the administration at its regular meeting last week. It was ...