Public meetings and gatherings this week include Veterans Day events and look at a Central Square City Lots Study, a Linear Park redesign, primary and high school math, updates on unarmed responders and more.

A fatal industrial electrocution early Tuesday is under investigation, Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan and Cambridge police commissioner Christine Elow said.

Voting is a profound privilege and beautiful opportunity to be heard. Sadly, in Cambridge, only about 30 percent of the voting population actually cast ballots.

Nine people were arrested Monday as protests and vandalism at the Cambridge offices of Elbit, an Israeli company, escalated into a clash with police.

City officials say they are taking significant steps in expanding resources and services for Cambridge’s homeless population, including transitional housing.

Our Revolution Cambridge endorses five candidates by – in addition to taking into account the rollout of bike lanes – considering a holistic view of the importance of ending displacement, providing enough affordable housing, addressing the climate crisis and supporting Cambridge Heart emergency response.

Cambridge police are trying to get back control of their account on the social media platform formerly known as Twitter. It’s been unusable since mid-September.

The issue of being legally bound to tell authorities if a child or other vulnerable person is at risk of being abused is raising questions about the operation of the city’s planned alternative to police response.

Cambridge election workers, fearing for their safety in increasingly irrational times, will get more security this year, including more police protection.

The fatal shooting of Arif Sayed Faisal on Jan. 4 was justified and does not constitute a criminal act, according to the results of a judge’s inquest released Thursday.