Ken Paiva is a historical fiction author based in Fall River, Massachusetts. He writes for the Fall River Reporter, covering local news and events in the Fall River area. Ken's articles focus on a variety of topics, including crime, community support, transportation updates, and government announcements.
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Ken Paiva primarily focuses on covering local crime, law enforcement, and community-related news in Fall River, Massachusetts. His coverage includes breaking news and evolving stories related to crime and community events.
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By: Ken Paiva
The Massachusetts State Police regularly helps municipal partners in time-sensitive search and rescue operations by augmenting their local capabilities.
By: Ken Paiva
Earlier this summer, Oliver and Sebastian Martinez were spending the day at Narragansett Town Beach with their mom and dad, Lauren and Alex when they stumbled upon a one in a million find. They found a large shark tooth in the sand and contacted the Atlantic Shark Institute to find out what it was, and what species it might be.
By: Ken Paiva
According to Det. Sergeant Moses Pereira, on September 26th, Detectives assigned to the Vice, Gang, and Intelligence Unit executed a search warrant at an address located on the 100 block of Eighteenth Street.
By: Ken Paiva
BOSTON –The Healey-Driscoll Administration is today announcing upcoming changes to the state’s Emergency Assistance (EA) family shelter system to lower costs and help more families find stable, permanent housing. The Administration states that the changes will help manage costs, phase out the use of
By: Ken Paiva
Police arrested a man on multiple charges after an incident in Bristol CountyAccording to police, on Friday, at approximately 1:30 a.m., multiple Seekonk Police patrol units were dispatched to Motel 6 (821 Fall River Avenue) for the report of a 911 hangup call.Eventually, officers located a
By: Ken Paiva
Neighbors are looking for changes after a pedestrian was injured in Fall River on Thursday.
By: Ken Paiva
BROCKTON – Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell and Plymouth County District Attorney Timothy Cruz today announced that Eva Cardoso, Kayla
By: Ken Paiva
Town Administrator Mark Ullucci on behalf of the Board of Water and Sewer Commissioners and the Town of Somerset, has announced the passing of Somerset's Water and Sewer Superintendent, Paul Sylvia.
By: Ken Paiva
AN AMBER ALERT HAS BEEN ACTIVATED FOR A PARENTAL KIDNAPPING FROM STOUGHTON, MA.Police are seeking to locate ASHYLEY VAZQUEZ, who is believed to have absconded with three children ages 11, 9, and 8.Ms. VAZQUEZ is believed to be utilizing a 2023 Toyota Rav4 SUV with Massachusetts registra
By: Ken Paiva
A child was arrested this week for allegedly being in the possession of a loaded gun.
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