Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch discusses the proposed agreement that would bring new development to Quincy Center, and the city's plans to comply with a state law regarding multi family housing around MBTA stations. 

New recreational marijuana shop proposed.

New MBTA district proposed.

State Street layoffs.  

Ken Gloss, proprietor of Brattle Book Shop in Boston speaks about the history of the store, his love of old books, and his appearance at the Thomas Crane Library in Quincy on December 13th. 

Trees and wires down.

Ferry service canceled.

Shots fired. 

John Loughnane, MD co-founder of Gather Health in Quincy explains the new health care model for older adults.  

Bicyclist seriously injured in crash.

MBTA fare reductions.

Holiday Tree Lighting. 

State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, explains the passage of a $3.1 billion suppplemental budget.  Chan also speaks about a ballot initiative to raise the minimum wage of tipped workers.  

Pearl Harbor Day ceremony.

Menorah Lighting ceremony.

Smash and grab suspects arrested. 

Discrepancy in tax increase.

District Attorney speaks about federal probe.

Water main break. 

Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona explains the property tax classification votes that were taken during the December 4th council meeting.