NEW BEDFORD, Mass. (WLNE) — New Bedford Police Chief Paul Oliveira announced he is retiring after 32 years at the department.

The New Bedford Police Department announced on Tuesday that Chief Paul Oliveira is retiring. Oliveira served the city for 32 years. He started as a patrol officer in 1992 before becoming a narcotic ...

New Bedford Police Chief Paul Oliveira has announced he’s retiring, with the mayor speaking in support. Check out his ...

New Bedford Police Chief Paul Oliveira announced today he is retiring in a few months after a 32-year career with the ...

Home and lifestyle entrepreneur Martha Stewart is preparing to open her newest restaurant at Foxwoods Resort Casino. The ...

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Mackenzie McCree, New Bedford's Filmmaker of the Year, has used her talents to tell many stories — including a painful family story from 1985.

The MBTA said when South Coast Rail starts, Fall River and New Bedford commuters will have an extra 'shuttle service.' What is it, and how's it work?