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Seven people are fatally shot in coastal community south of San Francisco, authorities say

Seven people were killed in two related shootings Monday at a mushroom farm and a trucking firm in a coastal community south of San Francisco, and a suspect was in custody, officials said.

ANALYSIS | JAMES PINDELL

Trump set to return to New Hampshire on Saturday for the first time since 2020 campaign

Former president Trump will be the keynote speaker Saturday at the New Hampshire Republican Party’s annual meeting.

Tom Brady tells Jim Gray he’s still undecided what he’s going to do when it comes to 2023
Brady and the Bucs were eliminated by the Cowboys in an NFC wild-card contest earlier this month.

Two students killed, adult injured in shooting at Des Moines educational program, police say

About 20 minutes after the shooting, officers stopped a car about two miles away and took three suspects into custody.

Police seek why 72-year-old gunman shot up Los Angeles-area dance hall

The death toll rose to 11 Monday after health officials announced that one of the 10 people wounded had died, the LA County Department of Health Services said.

Families remember those killed in California shooting: ‘Her warm smile and kindness was contagious’

Tufts Medicine lays off dozens after rocky financial year

Executives said previously that they were “looking at everything” to address financial shortfalls.

Pedestrian struck and killed by driver who initially fled scene in Acton but later contacted police, officials say

The pedestrian was taken to a hospital but later died, police said.

Magic 113, Celtics 98

Shorthanded Celtics don’t have enough in once again losing to Magic

The Celtics have been held below 100 points three times this season, and two were against the Magic.

Daughter of Rep. Katherine Clark arraigned for allegedly striking police officer during Boston Common protest

Dowell, 23, was arraigned in Boston Municipal Court on charges including assault and battery on a police officer and vandalizing a historic marker or monument.

Jessica Tang, president of the Boston Teachers Union, spoke during a rally outside of the Bolling Building in 2019.

Boston Teachers Union is calling for audit amid payroll debacle that is short-changing thousands of teachers

BPS owes about 9,000 current and former union members a hefty sum of money — totaling more than $16 million — but hasn’t cut the pay checks yet.

Thousands without power, roads treacherous after winter storm lashes New England
Snow hit Eastern Massachusetts in waves Monday as a powerful weather system crossed the region, knocking down trees and power lines, leaving thousands of residents in the dark, and causing slushy roadways that snarled traffic during the evening commute.

See where power is out in Mass.

This map shows how much snow is expected in Massachusetts on Monday.

These maps provide a look at Monday’s storm

Snowfall on the steps at Widener Library in Harvard yard in Cambridge during Monday's snowstorm.

Here’s what to expect from Wednesday’s storm

A bicyclist peddles down Noyes Street in the South End of Concord, N.H.

Live updates from the snowstorm

Her debut novel was a bestseller. Then her agent told her to stop writing fiction. Now, Laura Zigman is back.
Cambridge writer Laura Zigman — a witty and sharp observer of relationships — could be the heroine of one of her own books.

A view of an octopus's tentacles against the tank glass at the Marine Biological Lab in Woods Hole.

As scientists learn more about the intelligence of cephalopods, wildlife advocates are urging regulators to do more to protect them

The qualities that make octopuses such valuable research subjects have also made them increasingly controversial.

Colin Jost (left) and Michael Che co-anchor "Weekend Update" on "Saturday Night Live," which featured a gag about Minnechaug Regional High School in Wilbraham.

Mass. high school where lights have been stuck on for over a year gets ‘Saturday Night Live’ call out

Minnechaug Regional High School in Wilbraham got a shoutout on the “Weekend Update” segment, anchored by Michael Che and Harvard alum Colin Jost.

Here’s why the lights at this high school have been on for more than a year

Kevin McCarthy, speaking with Representatives Patrick McHenry of North Carolina (left) and Tom Emmer of Minnesota during votes for the speakership earlier this month.

Kevin McCarthy’s dealmaking won him the House speakership, but for how long?

Some of the promises that Kevin McCarthy made to his fellow Republicans were easy to keep. Others, however, strike observers as next to impossible.

Kylie Jenner attends the Schiaparelli Haute Couture Spring-Summer 2023 collection presented in Paris, on Jan. 23, 2023.

Controversy, frivolity mark day one of Paris Fashion Week

The event’s first day wasn’t without controversy after Dior was criticized for inviting a Russia influencer sanctioned by Ukraine. Moreover, Schiaparelli was the subject of online ire for glamorizing trophy hunting after featuring a fake lion’s head.

The Federal Trade Commission has proposed a rule banning noncompete provisions.

Banning noncompetes could have major implications in Mass.

Proponents of the FTC’s measure say it would be a boon for innovation, but critics say noncompetes are necessary to help safeguard proprietary information that could be taken to a competitor.

Opinion

Members of the community held a prayer vigil at Monterey Park City Hall on Jan. 22 for victims of a deadly shooting Saturday night in Monterey Park, Calif.

EDITORIAL

Monterey Park: Yes, it can happen here

Not a minute too soon, Attorney General Andrea Campbell promises a new focus on gun safety enforcement.

MARCELA GARCÍA

An immigrant from East Boston has been missing for two months. Where is the nonstop coverage?

Joan Vennochi

Who called the cops on the East Boston substation protesters?

Michael C. Dorf

How Biden can call McCarthy’s debt ceiling bluff

Patrick O'Connor

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Climate change is making power outages more common
A powerful weather system is pummeling New England with rain and snow, leaving tens of thousands of New Englanders without power. It’s something that could happen more frequently thanks to climate change, unless the region takes serious steps to prepare.

US proposes once-a-year COVID shots for most Americans

Health officials want to make COVID-19 vaccinations more like the annual flu shot.

UNH student killed in N.H. skiing accident dreamed of becoming a surgeon, family says

Benjamin Joseph Bennett, the 21-year-old University of New Hampshire neuroscience student and aspiring doctor who died in a skiing accident at Cannon Mountain, was remembered by family as a ”funny, kind, generous, intelligent, and hard working” person.

Medical assistant, charged last week with rape, arraigned on assault charge in 2d incident
The patient came forward to police after hearing about Damien Knighton’s arrest last week on charges of rape and indecent assault and battery in an unrelated incident, prosecutors said.

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Worcester-based Peterson Oil under new scrutiny from attorney general
The office of Attorney General Andrea Campbell this month reopened a case involving allegations that a Worcester-based oil company delivered heating fuel to the state containing an excessive amount of biodiesel.

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Netflix is going to crack down on account sharing
If you want to share your Netflix with your kids in college or your auntie in Billerica, you’re going to have to pay an extra fee (the amount of which has not yet been announced).

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A dad, a hose, some snow, and the magic of taking a joke too far

What started with a dad trying to entertain his kids with some snow forts in the yard has become the Ice Castles, a winter blockbuster in New Hampshire that is about to unveil its latest addition: a bar.

THE FINE PRINT

Don’t make the Medicare mistake that this couple made. It cost them dearly.
Alan Cregg turned 65 three years ago and signed up for Medicare Part A, which covers hospitalizations and costs nothing. But he didn’t sign up for Part B, which covers doctors appointments and outpatient care.

Sam Trabucco, a Roxbury Latin and MIT grad, got rich trading crypto. Now he’s the odd man out in the FTX saga.
Trabucco got out soon before Sam Bankman-Fried’s crypto empire imploded in November, in a saga that’s led to bankruptcy proceedings and criminal charges.

Why ‘how downtown Boston is recovering’ depends on which downtown you’re talking about
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"Aoxomoxoa,” 1969, Machine lithograph, first printing, by Rick Griffin

Vast collection of Grateful Dead concert posters is truckin’ to Fall River

The Emerson String Quartet — violinists Eugene Drucker and Philip Setzer, cellist Paul Watkins, and violist Lawrence Dutton — at its farewell performance on Sunday afternoon in Jordan Hall.

Emerson Quartet bids farewell to Boston

Brookline native Alex Edelman is bringing "Just for Us" to the Calderwood Pavilion for a two-week run in April.

Alex Edelman is bringing his hit solo show ‘Just for Us’ home to Boston

Karen Tran hides needle felted animals around Boston.

Local TikToker spreads joy throughout Boston with cute felted animals

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EDITORIAL

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Last week, the Boston Police Department released new photographs of Reina Carolina Morales Rojas, who went missing in late November, and also corrected the spelling of her first name.

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Traders worked on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange during morning trading on Jan. 19.

Michael C. Dorf

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Members of the League of Women voters rallied for voting rights outside the US Supreme Court as it readied to hear oral arguments in the Moore v. Harper case on Dec. 7.

Richard Haass

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Republican Charlie Baker was sworn in as the governor of Massachusetts at a ceremony inside the House Chamber at the State House, Jan. 8, 2015. Mitt Romney, Scott Brown, Bill Weld, Kerry Healey, and Jane Swift were in the audience.

Patrick O'Connor

Why I’m still a Massachusetts Republican

Sidetrack students find a piece of machinery in an abandoned building on the Boston waterfront while exploring the city.

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Thousands without power, roads treacherous after winter storm lashes New England

Snow hit Eastern Massachusetts in waves Monday as a powerful weather system crossed the region, knocking down trees and power lines, leaving thousands of residents in the dark, and causing slushy roadways that snarled traffic during the evening commute.

ANALYSIS | JAMES PINDELL

Trump set to return to New Hampshire on Saturday for the first time since 2020 campaign

Former president Trump will be the keynote speaker Saturday at the New Hampshire Republican Party’s annual meeting.

Fully loaded car carrier crashes on snow-covered N.H. highway

A vehicle that had been loaded on top of the carrier rolled off after becoming dislodged following the crash, which occurred amid scattered whiteout conditions about 10:30 a.m., State Police said.

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Regular updates about Rhode Island politics and political leaders.

Sports

Jaylen Brown runs into a wall in the form of Orlando's Bol Bol (left) and Moritz Wagner (21) during the first half Monday.

Magic 113, Celtics 98

Shorthanded Celtics don’t have enough in once again losing to Magic

The Celtics have been held below 100 points three times this season, and two were against the Magic.

Aljun Brown was good for 42 combined points in a pair of wins for TechBoston.

BOYS' BASKETBALL: PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

EMass boys’ basketball: A 28-point outburst from TechBoston’s Aljun Brown headlines Players of the Week

The senior captain led TechBoston to a pair of wins, scoring 42 combined points.

Somerset Berkley goalie Brandon Silva made 50 saves to keep the Raiders perfect.

MONDAY'S SCHOOL HOCKEY ROUNDUP

When 10-game win streaks faced off, Somerset Berkley goalie Brandon Silva’s 50 saves proved the difference against Medfield

The game carried additional meaning for the Raiders following the passing of the program’s founder, Bob Souza, who died over the weekend at age 85.

NFL

Tom Brady tells Jim Gray he’s still undecided what he’s going to do when it comes to 2023

Red Sox

With new rules in play, infielder David Hamilton quick to grab Red Sox’ attention

Golf

LIV Golf not returning to The International in Bolton in 2023

Business

Magellan Jets president opens his company’s first private terminal at Hanscom

Bold Types is our weekly roundup of the movers and shakers of Boston's business scene.

Banning noncompetes could have major implications in Mass.

Proponents of the FTC’s measure say it would be a boon for innovation, but critics say noncompetes are necessary to help safeguard proprietary information that could be taken to a competitor.

Remote work saves global commuters 72 minutes a day, study finds

Railroads offer paid sick days, schedule changes to retain employees

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A photo illustration of a large bear standing over a large pile of trash in a landfill.

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The big stink: How a proposed landfill is roiling a tiny New Hampshire town

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Denied a state job because she was Black, she took a stand. And became a hero.

Dinner with Cupid

Blind date: ‘I asked him his age and he said 23, and I gasped and started laughing’

The Chocolate Expo will set up shop for a day in Wilmington.

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Five things to do for fun in and around Boston, Jan. 23-29

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Pedestrians brace against the snow on Commonwealth Avenue on Monday.

See photos and videos of Monday’s snowstorm in the Boston area

Boston Teachers Union is calling for audit amid payroll debacle that is short-changing thousands of teachers

Daughter of Rep. Katherine Clark arraigned for allegedly striking police officer during Boston Common protest

sports

Marcus Smart had to be helped off the court after spraining his right ankle Saturday in Toronto.

Celtics’ magic formula Monday doesn’t include Marcus Smart, Robert Williams, or Malcolm Brogdon

There’s something brewing in Dartmouth, where a young, first-year coach is pushing the pace and piling up wins

With Novak Djokovic’s leg OK, he thinks Australian title is realistic after sweeping Alex de Minaur

business

Cars for sale lined the road at a used-auto dealership in Philadelphia in September.

Now is a good time to shop for a used car

North Andover developer plans Fall River project

Worcester-based Peterson Oil under new scrutiny from attorney general

politics

Fulton County Superior Court Judge Robert McBurney.

Judge to hold hearing over Georgia special grand jury report

Kevin McCarthy’s dealmaking won him the House speakership, but for how long?

Back on the bench to announce opinions, court rules against a veteran

Nation

Brandon Tsay disarmed the gunman at the Lai Lai Ballroom Studio in Alhambra, Calif., on Saturday night.

Police seek why 72-year-old gunman shot up LA dance hall

Seven people are fatally shot in coastal community south of San Francisco, authorities say

New Mexico candidate charged in shooting case denied bond

World

President Joe Biden arrives on the South Lawn of the White House, Monday, Jan. 23, 2023, in Washington. Biden’s decision to allow the FBI to search his home in Delaware last week is laying him open to fresh negative attention and embarrassment following the discovery of classified documents at his home and former office. But it's part of a legal and political calculation that aides believe will pay off in the long run as he prepares to seek reelection. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)

Biden, López Obrador open Mexico meetings with brusque talk

Rising prices, food insecurity add to ranks of hungry in Asia, FAO report says

Poland pushes for more tanks for Ukraine, asks for German OK

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Will the Republican Party ever play a meaningful role in state government again?

For one afternoon, lab-grown meat was the talk of the town

These visitors warmed to ‘The Embrace’

lifestyle

Controversy, frivolity mark day one of Paris Fashion Week

Do we take a leap of faith?

Should I tell my friend how I feel — before her wedding?

food & dining

Tacos at Tuxpan Taqueria in Central Falls, Rhode Island.

In Central Falls, a new taqueria is a family affair

Ashmont Grill in Dorchester is closing

Times change, and restaurants should, too. So what does that mean for fine dining?

travel

New gear for new priorities

Traveling while old(er)*

YouTube travel vlogger Damon Dominique on his new book, going ‘unplugged,’ and Paris, Texas

Arts

Victoria Sunnergren is the Shelburne Museum's first associate curator of Native American art.

Shelburne Museum hires curator of Native American Art

10-plus eye-catching art exhibitions from Boston to the Berkshires to Portland

At the MFA, ‘Hear Me Now’ tells the story of enslaved Black potters

Books

Her debut novel was a bestseller. Then her agent told her to stop writing fiction. Now, Laura Zigman is back.

A fragile island community faces destruction in Pulitzer Prize-winner Paul Harding’s ‘This Other Eden’

In Selby Wynn Schwartz’s ‘After Sappho,’ long-listed for the 2022 Booker Prize, the Greek poet empowers women artists to push against traditional boundaries

Seven people are fatally shot in coastal community south of San Francisco, authorities say

Trump set to return to New Hampshire on Saturday for the first time since 2020 campaign

Tom Brady tells Jim Gray he’s still undecided what he’s going to do when it comes to 2023 Brady and the Bucs were eliminated by the Cowboys in an NFC wild-card contest earlier this month.

Two students killed, adult injured in shooting at Des Moines educational program, police say

Police seek why 72-year-old gunman shot up Los Angeles-area dance hall

Tufts Medicine lays off dozens after rocky financial year

Pedestrian struck and killed by driver who initially fled scene in Acton but later contacted police, officials say

Shorthanded Celtics don’t have enough in once again losing to Magic

Daughter of Rep. Katherine Clark arraigned for allegedly striking police officer during Boston Common protest

Boston Teachers Union is calling for audit amid payroll debacle that is short-changing thousands of teachers

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Her debut novel was a bestseller. Then her agent told her to stop writing fiction. Now, Laura Zigman is back. Cambridge writer Laura Zigman — a witty and sharp observer of relationships — could be the heroine of one of her own books.

As scientists learn more about the intelligence of cephalopods, wildlife advocates are urging regulators to do more to protect them

Mass. high school where lights have been stuck on for over a year gets ‘Saturday Night Live’ call out

Kevin McCarthy’s dealmaking won him the House speakership, but for how long?

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Medical assistant, charged last week with rape, arraigned on assault charge in 2d incident The patient came forward to police after hearing about Damien Knighton’s arrest last week on charges of rape and indecent assault and battery in an unrelated incident, prosecutors said.

THE FINE PRINT Worcester-based Peterson Oil under new scrutiny from attorney general The office of Attorney General Andrea Campbell this month reopened a case involving allegations that a Worcester-based oil company delivered heating fuel to the state containing an excessive amount of biodiesel.

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Cambridge writer Laura Zigman — a witty and sharp observer of relationships — could be the heroine of one of her own books.

Medical assistant, charged last week with rape, arraigned on assault charge in 2d incident
The patient came forward to police after hearing about Damien Knighton’s arrest last week on charges of rape and indecent assault and battery in an unrelated incident, prosecutors said.

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Worcester-based Peterson Oil under new scrutiny from attorney general
The office of Attorney General Andrea Campbell this month reopened a case involving allegations that a Worcester-based oil company delivered heating fuel to the state containing an excessive amount of biodiesel.

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Netflix is going to crack down on account sharing
If you want to share your Netflix with your kids in college or your auntie in Billerica, you’re going to have to pay an extra fee (the amount of which has not yet been announced).

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Do you have a tip about something that needs to be investigated? Do you have documents or data we should dig into? We want to hear from you.

Sam Trabucco, a Roxbury Latin and MIT grad, got rich trading crypto. Now he’s the odd man out in the FTX saga.
Trabucco got out soon before Sam Bankman-Fried’s crypto empire imploded in November, in a saga that’s led to bankruptcy proceedings and criminal charges.

Why ‘how downtown Boston is recovering’ depends on which downtown you’re talking about
The divergent tracks of Boston’s three downtowns — Back Bay, the Financial District, and the Seaport — highlight the ways that neighborhoods are evolving as the pandemic eases.