Julie Manganis

SALEM — A Salem Superior Court judge questioned whether the well-known anti-war activist arrested last year by Salem police in an underage sex sting is actually accepting responsibility, even as

ROCKPORT — A federal appeals court panel has upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit brought by a group of residents near Rockport’s Back Beach who say the town is ignoring

BEVERLY — The state's highest court has upheld a decision denying medical parole to James Carver, the man convicted of setting a fire that killed 15 people in the Elliott

SALEM — An Everett man with a history of similar conduct was indicted last week on human trafficking charges.

SWAMPSCOTT — If an attorney for a Lynn shoplifter succeeds in convincing the state’s highest court that one of his prior guilty findings shouldn’t be held against him because he

MARBLEHEAD — A Marblehead couple charged last fall in an alleged $3.6 million COVID relief fraud scheme is now facing accusations that they defrauded a Florida woman who was convinced

SALEM — A Salem man charged with using a shell company to collect benefits under a long-term care policy covering his elderly father pleaded guilty to fraud and larceny charges

SALEM — A now-former Salem police officer admitted Thursday to depositing bogus money orders into her bank account and then withdrawing funds before the bank learned they were forgeries.

SALEM — His crimes left a city on edge: Young women leaving popular nightspots near Faneuil Hall would get into what they thought was a cab, and end up being

SALEM — John Donovan Sr., the one-time MIT professor and business guru turned convicted forger, has been granted parole.