Sam Mintz

The first half of August saw a bit of a bump back up for Brookline's real estate market: There were 41 homes sold, ranging from a $358,000 studio condo on Beacon Street near Coolidge Corner to a $3.1 million condo on Corey Hill.

Inside a three-story house north of Coolidge Corner last week, Victory Programs staff wandered through the empty hallways and rooms, as they envisioned

What's the quickest way to get from one end of Beacon Street to the other?

In a rare public comment criticizing fellow Brookline officials, Town Clerk Ben Kaufman said that the scheduling of a Select Board meeting for next

Results are pouring in from today's primary election, which features several key contested races. In Brookline, turnout was just over 10,000 voters, more than 2024 but similar to 2022.

By 2040, nearly a quarter of Brookline residents will be over the age of 60, and although most seniors want to stay here, many are worried they won't be able to do so.

After more than two years of contentious negotiations, a union representing workers at the Coolidge Corner Theatre has agreed on a contract with the nonprofit theater's management.

A summer slowdown? The middle two weeks of August only saw 26 homes sold in Brookline, ranging from a $220,000 studio condo on Juniper Street to a $5 million Colonial-style single-family on Naples Road.

Two key leaders in Brookline's town government are departing, including one who had been on paid administrative leave since July 1.

A 61-year-old man was arrested on Friday evening after he allegedly pointed a firearm at another driver during a road rage altercation on Goddard Avenue, according to Brookline police.