After a difficult and controversial Democratic primary, Suffolk County DA Kevin Hayden is all but guaranteed to sail into his first full term because he's not facing a Republican challenger.

Kevin Hayden grew up in Boston and was the son of a civic leader who spent a lifetime honoring the contributions of Black Americans. Now he's the interim Suffolk County District Attorney.

Suffolk District Attorney Kevin Hayden has agreed to pay a $5,000 civil penalty for violating conflict of interest law by allowing his office to issue an official press statement aimed at ...

BOSTON – The Associated Press projects Kevin Hayden is the winner in the contentious race for Suffolk County District Attorney, defeating Boston city councilor Ricardo Arroyo.

On Wednesday, Suffolk District Attorney Kevin Hayden announced that his office will open a grand jury investigation into the case involving an alleged coverup by Transit Police officers. The ...

Interim Suffolk County District Attorney Kevin Hayden is set to shed the “interim” part of his title next January — but what Hayden has, and hasn’t, done from the DA’s office is being hotly debated by ...

Suffolk District Attorney Kevin Hayden has lost multiple top staffers over the past month, with his general counsel, first assistant and chief of staff all departing, according to sources.

Interim Suffolk County District Attorney Kevin Hayden beat out challenger Ricardo Arroyo, a Boston city councilor, in the Democratic primary for the county’s top prosecutor job.

Kevin Hayden said his appointment this month is almost a "homecoming." He worked as an assistant district attorney in the Suffolk County DA's office from 1997 to 2008 under former DAs Ralph Martin ...

News Suffolk District Attorney Kevin Hayden hits campaign trail amid allegations of a police coverup and calls for resignation Published: Aug. 09, 2022, 4:11 p.m.

District Attorney Kevin Hayden, with other law enforcement, announced a first-in-New England initiative on May 12 to stem the tide of illegal guns turning up on Boston streets.

In fact, Hayden’s top deputy, Kevin Mullen, told Green’s lawyer that he had “no appetite to prosecute this case.” Meanwhile, Hayden has insisted that the case has never been closed.