Laura Crimaldi is a reporter at the Boston Globe Technology. She focuses on themes of cybersecurity and cybercrime, exploring their implications within Massachusetts, crime, social issues, and academia. Laura's work has been featured in the Boston Globe Technology.
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Laura Crimaldi's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics, crime, and breaking news in the Massachusetts area. She covers topics like public transportation issues, criminal activities, political events, and community gatherings.
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By: Tonya Alanez, Laura Crimaldi
Sixty years ago next month, a grand jury indicted the Stoughton police chief, five subordinate officers, and a former member of the Board of Selectmen
By: Roche Pietri, Laura Crimaldi, Deanna Pan
Scott Hayes traveled across eastern Massachusetts in recent months and documented his interactions with pro-Palestinian demonstrators on social
By: Travis Andersen, Laura Crimaldi
State Police internal affairs investigators found in July that allegations that a lieutenant failed to properly supervise a trooper who sent crude and misogynistic text messages about Karen Read to coworkers was “not sustained,” records show.
By: Laura Crimaldi
Former Stoughton police officer William Farwell. Stoughton Police Department
By: Laura Crimaldi
Former Stoughton police officer William Farwell Stoughton Police Department
By: Laura Crimaldi, Travis Andersen
A spoof website for entering work hours has “compromised” a number of Massachusetts state employees' payroll data, though there's no evidence the legitimate online portal has been breached, officials said Wednesday.
By: Scooty Nickerson, Shelley Murphy, Laura Crimaldi, Milton J. Valencia
A recent court ruling describes a corrections system “currently dealing with a large number of inmate medical emergencies, overdoses, and assaults on staff and inmates due to the drug distribution networks infiltrating the prison system.”
By: Sean Cotter, Laura Crimaldi
DEDHAM — Spectators tuned in at home, or during work. Some traveled from around the world to attend in person.
By: Laura Crimaldi
Mass General Brigham and Baystate Health recently unveiled new masking policies to address an increase in viral infections from flu, RSV, and COVID-19.
By: Laura Crimaldi, Sean Cotter
Two days before Donald J. Trump is sworn in for a second presidential term, hundreds of people gathered on Boston Common on Saturday as part of a national network of demonstrations organized by Women's March.
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