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Used car prices remain at all-time highs and retailers have been told they will have to "buy smarter" to remain competitive as the trend continues into 2022.

New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell joined Marcus Ferro to discuss how ARPA funds could be spent in the city, as well as whether he will run for Attorney General.

The celebration was capped with the arrival of Santa and Mrs. Claus and the lighting of the City's Christmas Tree outside the Downtown Library.

The Holiday Stroll and Christmas tree lighting at New Bedfords City Hall will be held on Dec. 4.

Once a hazard to a Fairhaven family, their tree is now the citys holiday centerpiece on the steps of the main public library in downtown New Bedford.

Everyone seems to be tossing a hat into the ring for Gov. Bakers seat. Will Mayor Jon Mitchell, a former Assistant US Attorney, be one of them??

New Bedford will allocate more than $80M in ARPA funds toward capital building programs and improving residents lives.

New Bedford will gain more than $80 million in federal ARPA funding — and on Wednesday afternoon, Mayor Jon Mitchell revealed how he plans to spend it.

Greater New Bedford Voc-Tech has listened to students and parents and changed its admissions policy.

New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority will no longer pay a $500,000 death benefit to families of bus, subway and rail unvaccinated workers who die of the virus.