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Those on both sides of the issue, from Mayor Jon Mitchell to Alma del Mar Executive Director Will Gardner, have weighed in on today's decision.

PAACA in New Bedford is receiving a boost from the state in its efforts to help those recovering from drug addiction.

Representatives of the Tom Lopes Park and Community Sculpture Project received a $30,000 award from the Department of Conservation and Recreation on Friday.

State Rep. Antonio Cabral announced today state grant awards to four New Bedford-based businesses, through the Workforce Training Fund Program.

State Rep. Antonio Cabral announced today that New Bedford’s Waterfront Historic Area League has received a 2018 Community Investment Tax Credit of $150,000.

It's time for action on employer-paid family and medical leave in Massachusetts. That's the feeling of State Rep. Antonio Cabral of New Bedford, who's says he's been advocating for a paid medical leave plan for 10 years. A plan that would provide up to 12 weeks of paid leave for family emergencies and illness is currently under discussion on Beacon Hill, but still undecided is who will shoulder th

Rep. Antonio Cabral penned a letter to Gov. Baker, signed by other members of the SouthCoast delegation, asking for a representative of the area be part of the governor's new transportation committee.

A means for funding a regional justice center in New Bedford has cleared a major hurdle.

Massachusetts Energy and Environmental Affairs Secretary Matt Beaton spoke with the House Committee on Bonding, Capital Expenditures and State Assets Wednesday, and State Rep Antonio Cabral grilled him on State Pier and other issues concerning New Bedford.

New Bedford's most staunch supporter of illegal immigrants has been beaten back, at least temporarily in his efforts to keep local sheriffs from working with federal immigration officials in identifying dangerous criminal illegal aliens...