Ross Cristantiello is a Staff Writer at Boston.com. He covers a diverse array of topics including Boston politics, breaking crime stories, and public policy, with a strong focus on fostering community connections through journalism. Ross has been featured in Boston.com, NewsBreak, and MSN.
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By: Ross Cristantiello
The suspect struggled with officers after fleeing from the back of an ambulance. By Ross Cristantiello 1 minute to read
By: Ross Cristantiello
Rep. Stephen Lynch and his primary challenger Patrick Roath debated topics like healthcare reform, immigration, and more.
Polls showed a tightening race earlier this summer, but Sen. Ed Markey now commands a 60% to 32% lead over Rep. Seth Moulton.
By: Ross Cristantiello
Boston will submit a Freedom of Information Act request to identify those who responded to ICE's "market research" notice.
By: Ross Cristantiello
Attorney General Andrea Campbell says she is standing up for the transgender community in the face of attacks from the Trump administration. Some want her to be much more aggressive.
By: Ross Cristantiello
If ICE were to sign "surge parking" leases in Boston, it would "constitute an unprovoked and unwarranted escalation," Mayor Michelle Wu said.
By: Ross Cristantiello
The Boston Election Department was placed under state receivership after multiple precincts ran out of ballots two years ago.
By: Ross Cristantiello
Massachusetts State Police Trooper Christopher Regan now faces one count of assault and battery in Quincy District Court.
By: Ross Cristantiello
With polls showing a lead for Sen. Ed Markey, the stakes were high for Rep. Seth Moulton less than two weeks before the primary election.
By: Ross Cristantiello
A Massachusetts State Police trooper who allegedly knocked a colleague unconscious at a Quincy bar was recently charged with assault and battery.
