Events
Signs, strollers and solidarity: Inside Malden’s ‘No Kings’ rally
Yesterday about 250 patriots gathered to defend democracy. Headlined by Rep. Katherine Clark, Malden’s ‘No Kings’ rally proved that here, civic engagement is a family affair
Month: March 2026
News
Council urges state to fund upgrades to Amelia Earhart Dam in face of flooding concerns
As residents prepare to head to the polls, the Council voted to tighten its belt, approved retroactive pay for DPW workers, and tackled climate resilience
News
10 Takeaways from Malden’s 2026 State of the City Address
How’s Malden funding lead pipe removal, new affordable housing, and climate-resilient parks? Grants. Lots of them. Check out our recap, featuring updates on the much-anticipated return of the Malden Farmers Market and PorchFest.
Features
Housing Families celebrates 40 years, a historic $5 million grant — and the power of community
This year, Malden-based nonprofit Housing Families celebrates 40 years of service by inviting the community to a ‘$40 for 40 years’ campaign and the annual legislative breakfast
News
‘An impossible situation:’ State mandates swallow Malden revenue, council clashes over public records
Tuesday’s Malden City Council meeting featured stark warnings on two fronts: A legal department overwhelmed by a 60% year-over-year surge in public records requests and an FY27 city budget swamped by required school funding
Politics
5 Questions from the recent Prop 2 ½ override community forum
With 60 city jobs on the line, Malden residents pressed officials on the reasons behind an $8 million deficit driving the upcoming Prop 2 ½ tax override last week at a Beebe School community forum.