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The Semiconductor Industry Association is meeting virtually with lawmakers today and tomorrow as the sector grapples with global shortages and supply chain disruptions.

Car auction houses are continuing to report record-breaking prices as demand in the used market remains buoyant with new car volumes continuing to fall.

The likely finalists for governor visited New Bedford, seeking Mayor Jon Mitchell's endorsement and praising the effort to attract wind-related business.

An effective approach to reducing litter on the streets of New Bedford must contain some sort of educational component.

Register by tonight's deadline, New Bedford, and then get out and vote on election day. This is your circus, and these are your monkeys, so get involved.

Autorola has reported a third consecutive quarterly rise in online used diesel prices as new car sales continue to fall.

The U.S. Supreme Court has decided not to get involved in a challenge to Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker's executive orders issued during the COVID panic.

Violent crime rates in New Bedford have hit a record low, with property crime falling 21% last year and overall crime down by 39% since 2016.

Offshore wind means building more than just massive turbines in the ocean. It means building a workforce. But what will those jobs look like? Will the industry produce stable careers—or construction boomtowns?

The Federal Bureau of Investigations says crime in New Bedford is down again. But how reliable is the information?