What do the candidates have to say about the mandate that the legislature be audited / more transparent? Read Neighborhood View's eighth Q&A with the three Mass. Senate candidates. https://neighborhoodview.org/2026/08/19/candidate-qa-no-8-audit/
Good News! Malden raised a Disability Pride flag for pride month and the Farmers Market is thriving, in all types of weather. Check out Neighborhood View’s recurring roundup of good things happening in our city.
The "Neat Streets" initiative kicked off on July 25 with 40+ volunteers picking up trash up and down Salem St., all with the help of high school youth and a street sweeper named 'Bessie.'
Neighborhood View asked our State Senate candidates how they might make housing more affordable in Malden and surrounding communities, a question submitted by a new community group working on housing issues.
https://neighborhoodview.org/2026/08/04/candidate-qa-no-4-housing-costs/
‘Game of loopholes’: Council addresses Colón Hayes Open Meeting Law violation
Neighborhood View recaps the Malden City Council meeting convened this week to formally discuss an Open Meeting Law violation finding by the Massachusetts Attorney General.
The Democratic primary for Jason Lewis’s former seat in the Massachusetts Senate is September 1. There is no candidate in the Republican primary. In the second installment of our candidate Q&A series, how they plan to keep Malden on the move. Question is courtesy of Malden Safe Streets.
https://neighborhoodview.org/2026/07/30/candidate-qa-2-transportation-equity-in-malden/
The election for Jason Lewis’s replacement in the Mass. Senate is September 1. Although this is a primary, it’s likely the winner will become the senator for the Fifth Middlesex.
In the first installment of our candidate Q&A series, Neighborhood View asked our State Senate candidates what qualifications they will bring to the office if elected.
https://neighborhoodview.org/2026/07/28/candidate-qa-1-professional-experience/
