Malden Police Department announces new partnership with Boston Children's Hospital for a community blood drive next month. The initiative, reported by Malden Patch on July 31, invites residents to donate blood supporting children undergoing cancer treatment, heart surgery, organ transpl…
Malden's farmers market at City Hall Plaza expanded to a 20-week season this year after last year's debut run drew more than 5,000 visitors, up from a 13-week schedule in 2025, according to Malden Patch. The market set up again this week for its regular Wednesday session, continuing a r…
The Malden Historical Commission designated two buildings as Significant under the Demolition & Alteration Delay Ordinance and unanimously approved exterior alterations for both.
Malden City Council addressed an Attorney General's Office determination finding that Councillor Karen Colon Hayes violated open meeting law regarding the Voke School Committee vacancy filling.
Malden opened a new cooling and shade station at its Willow Street skate park this week, even as hundreds of National Grid customers lost power Tuesday morning amid hot weather. Massachusetts Secretary of Labor and Workforce Development Lauren Jones also visited the city's Summer Youth …
This week's Malden obituary column lists three residents whose deaths were recorded between July 20 and July 23, 2026: Hartung, Eugénie "Genie," 70; Logan, Peggy; and Vinciguerra, Cosmo, whose arrangements are being handled by Dello Russo Funeral Service. Listings were drawn from Echovi…
A longtime Malden breakfast spot is closing after 20 years, Malden Patch reports. The closure comes as a new coffee shop opens nearby, part of the outlet's July 27 "MA Food Week" feature on shifting local food-and-drink spots, while a separate July 26 "Block Talk" column gathered reside…
Malden recorded 14 property transfers between June 26 and July 25, eight with disclosed prices ranging from $455,000 to $30,000,000, with a median of $927,500 among disclosed sales. The month's largest transaction was a $30 million sale at 59 Green St., involving LP and LLC entities, fa…
Cemetery trustees unanimously approved $45,000 from Perpetual Care funds to develop new burial sites. Superintendent Chris Rosa reported the cemetery was nearly out of burial plots and proposed developing a previously unsuitable section near the guardrail with sandy soil.