Springfield Crossing's owner welcomes new tenants to the 34-acre retail center this week. Onyx Partners, the property's owner-operator, added several new businesses to the shopping complex, according to a report from REBusinessOnline, though the specific incoming tenants were not named …
Springfield's License Commission approved a new all-alcohol restaurant license for La Amaca Bar and Restaurant but capped its closing time at 1 a.m. instead of the requested 2 a.m. Owner Keisha M. Feliciano Arausquin, a 15-year Springfield Public Schools food service manager, pledged to staff the…
Springfield launches its free summer film series as an animal shelter quarantine continues nearby. Mayor Domenic Sarno and the Parks & Recreation Department announced the return of "Movies in the Park," offering residents free outdoor screenings across city parks this summer, according …
One Springfield obituary was recorded for the week of June 29–July 5, 2026: Moulton, James W., 81, of Springfield, whose arrangements were handled by Forastiere Smith Funeral & Cremation in East Longmeadow. No professional or public-role detail was stated in the source obituary. The ful…
Springfield's License Commission voted 4-0 to reject extended 3 a.m. bar hours tied to the World Cup. Commissioners Ramirez and D'Angelo Antonio said the city lacks the infrastructure and police staffing for the later closing time, with Ramirez calling it "more of a burden than a supportive thing."
Springfield's Historical Commission voted 5-0 to endorse a rewritten historic preservation ordinance and send it to the City Council.
The Springfield City Council voted to refer a $100,000 Brightwood School redevelopment grant to the General Government Committee after Councilor Hurst alleged City Clerk Gladys Lopez has an undisclosed conflict of interest.
Springfield's Historical Commission approved a multi-phase Merrick Park renovation and opened debate on protecting a church campus slated for demolition.
Springfield School Committee approved five new Exceptional Learners Department positions despite cost concerns, and signed off on $11.4 million in HVAC funding.
The Springfield School Committee voted 5-0 to enter executive session and negotiate successor contracts with four employee unions.