Public meetings this week look at evaluating the city manager, police reforms and municipally owned Internet, a review of Cambridge’s governing document, renaming a school and honoring a School Committee member and more.

Nine companies have proposed body cameras they could provide to Cambridge police, ranging from cellphones to cameras sewn into officer uniforms.

An attorney has asked a Cambridge District Court judge to impose sanctions on an assistant district attorney and on an unidentified state trooper.

Public meetings this week look at an inquest into a police shooting and changes in officer procedure, deciding on public investments, Cambridge Street bike lanes, the future of Jerry’s Pond, how to use municipal space in Central Square and more.

Public meetings this week look at climate action, equity for low-income families and the potential local effect of the Supreme Court’s Dobbs v. Jackson ruling about abortion rights, more housing on Broadway and more.

Police have been working around the clock following up on leads to a fatal shooting Nov. 23 and expect an arrest shortly, law enforcement officials said at a community meeting.

Public meetings this week look at the outcome of a street-cleaning test and proposed changes to Cambridge Street and Massachusetts Avenue, ways to get gas cars off city streets and a proposed rooftop garden for the high school.

A week after an early morning Thanksgiving day shooting in Central Square killed a woman and injured a man, law enforcement authorities identified the woman as Danasia Greene, 27, and said she lived on Child Street in Cambridge’s North Point.

It’s been more than two years since city councillors first endorsed a grassroots alternative to police called Heart. Yet the organization still has no contract for city financial support, and the reason remains unclear.

Two people were shot, one fatally, in an early Thanksgiving incident by apartments at 10 Magazine St., in Cambridgeport near Central Square.