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Caucus of African American Leaders, Alpha Kappa Alpha ask for Malkus Bridge Resolution

CAMBRIDGE — A wave of pink and green formed among a sea of residents and visitors at the start of a Cambridge City Council meeting on May 20.

Cambridge, CWDI dispute goes to mediation

CAMBRIDGE — Although a notice went out Monday, May 21, that Cambridge Mayor Stephen Rideout would be signing or further amending a proposed amended version of Cambridge Waterfront Development Inc.'s

Commissioner Roche brings up CWDI lawsuit, hopes city will withdraw it

CAMBRIDGE — As the open session of the Cambridge City Council meeting on May 13 came near a close, tensions rose.

Civil rights group, AKA ask Cambridge council to support renaming Malkus Bridge

CAMBRIDGE — A wave of pink and green formed among a sea of residents and visitors at the start of a Cambridge City Council meeting on May 20.

Legal Battle Stalls Progress on Cambridge Waterfront Development

The future of the Cambridge waterfront development is in question as the city and the Cambridge Waterfront Development Incorporated (CWDI) find themselves in a legal battle.

Lawsuit is Cambridge's latest move over concerns with CWDI

CAMBRIDGE — Cambridge City Manager Tom Carroll said Cambridge Waterfront Development Inc. tried to “sneak this one past” the city with its transfer of 2.6 acres of land to Yacht

Lawsuit is Cambridge's latest move over concerns with CWDI

Cambridge says CWDI failed to inform city of latest land transfer

CAMBRIDGE — Cambridge City Manager Tom Carroll said Cambridge Waterfront Development Inc. tried to “sneak this one past” the city with its transfer of 2.6 acres of land to Yacht

City Council discusses Cambridge Harbor TIF, CWDI articles in closed session meeting

CAMBRIDGE — Following a Cambridge City Council closed session meeting Monday, April 22, Mayor Stephen Rideout publicly shared three decisions made behind closed Council Chambers doors that evening relating to

Cambridge makes move to improve code enforcement, other government systems

CAMBRIDGE — In an effort to improve efficiency and accuracy when it comes to things like code enforcement, work orders and permitting, the City of Cambridge will be entering into