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The Boston Home Center helps residents purchase, improve, and keep their homes.
The first stop is the Wake Up the Earth Festival in Jamaica Plain on May 7.
This unique summer job program is made possible via a partnership between BCYF and the John Hancock MLK Summer Scholars Program.
This reaches the City's ambitious goal one year ahead of schedule.
Below is a joint statement from Mayor Martin J. Walsh and Mark Miles, CEO of IndyCar's parent company, Hulman & Company: "Boston has an open door for new and innovative ideas that will benefit the...
The report demonstrates the impact of changes to Boston's Living Wage Ordinance on the health of low wage workers.
The City of Boston's Licensing Board unanimously voted yesterday to amend their rules and regulations to allow BYOB in Boston. "I see this as an opportunity to bring increased economic activity to...
The program will be available at all Boston Public Schools high schools beginning June 1.
BOSTON - Friday, April 29, 2016 - Below is a statement from Patrick Brophy, Chief of Operations for the City of Boston: "The City of Boston will always be open to opportunities that will positively...
The review will draw upon experts in all facets of events production and management.
Stations all across Boston, along with Somerville and Brookline, are now open for the season.
We promised to give you more consistent updates from our work on the boston.gov redesign, and today we deliver.
Bike share is expanding further into Roxbury and Northern Dorchester.
Juvenile Reentry Assistance Program will reduce barriers to housing, jobs and education.
With state match, new revenues could exceed $20M annually for housing, open space and historic preservation in Boston.
Events take place at Central Library and branches throughout the city.
Completed housing now exceeds expected population growth with 17,000 units permitted or complete, and 18,000 in pipeline.
A new 52,000 square foot building designed to be the largest energy positive commercial facility on the East Coast.
Boston Shines will bring together thousands of volunteers, including businesses, community groups and residents to clean up after the winter season.
The event is free and open to the public, and presented by Iron Mountain.
Boston Shines kicks off with first official clean-up in Fenway/Kenmore-area.
One of Imagine Boston’s goals is to “promote a healthy environment and adapt to a changing climate."
The Mayor responds to resident's needs identified through Boston 311 and Go Boston 2030.
Free programs are being offered at the Central Library in Copley Square and Codman Square Branch.
Mayor Martin J. Walsh and the Boston Parks and Recreation Department today announced that the 18th Annual Neighborhood Coffee Hour Series will run in local parks citywide from May 4 to June 22. "We've...
On March 30, we teamed up with Boston College to present the Imagine Boston 2030 Forum: “Making Choices for a Growing City.”
BOSTON - Wednesday, April 20, 2016 - Mayor Martin J. Walsh announced today significant investment for homelessness services Boston to further the goals of the city's Action Plan to End Veteran and...
$3.1M investment in Vision Zero and $2M for traffic signal improvements.
The Mayor's Office of New Bostonians rebrands to encompass Boston's immigrant community. Mayor Walsh also launches Immigrant Information Corners at all Boston Public Library locations.
The grants will support summer programming for youth.
