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Mayor Michelle Wu today announced that Boston has again maintained its triple-A bond ratings and stable outlook, as assigned by Moody’s Investor Service and S&P Global Ratings, in advance of its...
Neighborhood Jos Trust Invests $500,000 in four Community-Based Organizations in Boston
Project Labor Agreement for Boston Public Schools will also ensure a consistent supply of skilled workers for the Long-Term Facilities Plan
How artificial intelligence is advancing parking and curb usage for residents, businesses and mobility services
Building Toward Boston’s 250th Anniversary, New Public Art Projects Expand Inclusive Histories Across the City
The Boston Parks and Recreation Department is now accepting team registrations for the 2025 season of the Boston Neighborhood Basketball League (BNBL), the oldest neighborhood basketball league in the...
New initiative will ensure Boston residents can better access city services while strengthening language equity and access for all
Events happening in the City of Boston will bring some parking restrictions and street closures.
The following is a public health warning related to recent sewage discharge(s), also known as a combined sewer overflow (CSO).
The Council has officially recognized June 2025 as Pride Month, celebrating the vibrancy, strength, and contributions of the LGBTQIA+ community while reaffirming the city’s commitment to equity...
This Council passed two resolutions — offered by Councilors FitzGerald and Murphy, with Councilor Weber joining on the teachers resolution — that celebrate the hard work and dedication of two...
In celebration of the deep cultural, physical, and community impact of local baseball leagues, the Council declared May 7, 2025 as Latino Baseball League Wellness Day. Baseball has long served as more...
This week, the Council passed two separate but interconnected resolutions aimed at supporting community health — recognizing World Asthma Day and advocating for the protection of Adult Day Health (ADH...
During this week’s Council meeting, the Council recognized May as Small Business Month, shining a spotlight on the more than 44,000 small businesses that are the heartbeat of the city's neighborhoods...
The City of Boston would like to congratulate Bryan Dickerson and Alexandra Hunt on their recent marriage!
Over 2,200 attendees have already registered for Saturday’s fair; more than 3,000 youth currently in the process of onboarding for a job this summer
Read a letter from Councilor Brian Worrell, the Chair of the Ways and Means Committee.
This week, the Council honored multiple cultural observances, including Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, the flag raising for the Caribbean nation of Montserrat, Polish...
With a resolution offered by Councilors Murphy, Flynn, and FitzGerald, the Council this weekrecognized National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, honoring the professionals who serve as the first...
This week, Councilor Mejia introduced a resolution in support of Bill SD.2808: An Act Strengthening Health Care Protections in the Commonwealth. In response to recent actions by the Trump...
During this week’s meeting, the Council passed a resolution in support of House Bill H.1347, An Act to Improve Sickle Cell Care. This state legislation seeks to improve care for individuals living...
This week, the Council approved and accepted several major grants aimed at improving climate resilience, public safety, and youth workforce development. The Council approved a $1,987,500 Hazard...
Mayor Wu celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Boston Landmarks Commission
Tucked among the weathered stones of Dorchester North Burying Ground is a marble marker that quietly tells a powerful story. Unlike most 19th-century gravestones, which offer only sparse details, the...
Today, Mayor Michelle Wu announced the 2025 Open Streets Series and the return of Open Newbury. This summer and fall, Open Streets, the popular car-free event series, will return to Blue Hill Ave. in...
City hosting Small Business Resource Fair for businesses to learn more about existing City programs and resources on May 8
Emerson College’s UnCommon Corner and Harpoon Brewery return as partners; El Jefe’s Taqueria will serve as new food vendor in key downtown space
Mayor Michelle Wu today joined Boston Public Library (BPL) officials and Fields Corner community members to highlight the start of construction of the new Fields Corner Branch. The $30.9 million...
Mayor Wu joins multicity lawsuit challenging HUD’s unlawful attempt to withhold $48 million in previously-awarded funds to provide housing and services for people experiencing homelessness.
The Worker Empowerment Learning Lab has released its Spring 2025 Labor Market Report, analyzing recent trends in Boston’s workforce. The report is available for download here .
