Back Bay

PHOTOS: Boston's Naked Bike Ride
A "clothing optional" bike ride in Boston celebrates the body and bike culture, while calling to mind the dangers cyclists face on the roads — Kimberly Varney

Arlington

Garbage Truck Rolls Over on Pleasant Street
A JRM Hauling and Recycling garbage truck rolled onto its side at about 2:30 p.m. July 9 while turning right onto Pleasant Street, toward Belmont Center, from Lake Street in Belmont. The one-vehicle crash, across from the Open Door Baptist Church, closed the westbound lane of Pleasant Street (Route 60) for more than three hours. Two “heavy-duty” tow trucks fromWaltham Auto Tow were called in to flip the truck onto its wheels. One of the trucks then towed it away. — John Waller

Medford

Police: Teens Surrounded, Robbed at Gunpoint in Victory Park
A group of teenagers at Victory Park were surrounded by five men who robbed them using a gun and knives July 6, according to a police report. Three of the five men were from Somerville. About 9:30 p.m. Friday, the five men allegedly surrounded four teenagers in Victory Park, one brandished a gun and another a knife, and they took the victims' cell phones, a wallet and a money clip and fled. Before leaving, they told the victims they knew where they lived and would "get them" if they went to police, according to a Medford Police report. —Jarret Bencks

Charlestown

Licensing Board OKs Domino's on Main Street
It won’t be long, now, before you’ll be able to satisfy your late-night hunger by ordering a pizza through Dominos.com. The Boston Licensing Board approved on July 12 the common victualer’s license Domino’s Franchisee Rob Rivard applied for to open a location at 277 Main Street. — Matt Casey

Beacon Hill

Man Who Jumped From Ashburton Place Building Was a Suffolk Law Student
Police say the man who jumped from an Ashburton Place building on July 6 was a law student at Suffolk University. Just before 4 p.m. on July 6, police responded to a report of a man falling from a building, and then found him in a parking lot. He was transported to Massachusetts General Hospital, where he was pronounced dead at 4:10 p.m. — Kimberly Ashton

Jamaica Plain

Operation Rodeo' Takes Down Alleged Boylston Street Cocaine Ring
Prosecutors say JP's Boylston Street Gang had evolved into a high-level drug operation that was largely taken down Monday in a series of raids. Boston Police and FBI agents executed 16 search and seizure warrants in Boston, Milton and Canton on the morning of July 9. Fourteen arrests were made, and other charges may follow, prosecutors said in a statement. The raids, coming after 13 months of investigation, strike a blow at the Boylston Street gang. That group is perhaps best known in Jamaica Plain for its ongoing feud with the Mozart Street crew — bad blood that caused, among other violent incidents, the shootings and stabbings at Same Old Place in November 2010 that left three men dead. — Chris Helms