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The Council is recognizing October 2026 as Italian American Heritage Month and honoring the contributions of Italian immigrants and Italian Americans to Boston. More than 26 million Americans trace...
During this week's Council meeting, the Council approved twelve grant awards and one gift that will support arts and culture programs, workforce development, youth services, climate resiliency efforts...
The Council is supporting Governor Maura Healey’s proposal to temporarily suspend the state gas tax as gasoline and diesel prices continue to rise. During this week’s Council meeting, the Council...
The Council is honoring Dolly Parton and recognizing September 25, 2026 as “9 to 5 Day” in the City of Boston. The Council adopted a resolution celebrating Parton’s life and legacy and recognizing all...
The Council is supporting efforts to revive the Codman Square Merchants Association and strengthen the business district in Dorchester. This week, the Council adopted a resolution supporting the...
The Council is supporting more than 700 resident physicians at Boston Medical Center in their efforts to secure a fair union contract. During this week’s Council meeting, the Council adopted a...
Building upon the City’s Article 80 modernization work, we are launching a beta version of an overhauled permitting process for building construction. This initial launch focuses on projects between...
Boston Public Health Commission is also announcing expansion of care coordination and street outreach initiatives.
The following is a public health warning related to recent sewage discharge, also known as a combined sewer overflow (CSO).
Residents can apply for funding and receive up to $500 to host neighborhood block parties this fall
Community needs assessment grounded in the voices of 2,659 Black men and community stakeholders
Events happening in the City of Boston will bring some parking restrictions and street closures.
The City of Boston extends its warmest congratulations to Cranley Lockhart and Sydney Kyne on their recent wedding at City Hall.
BPHC celebrates the graduation of 78 residents from its Homeless Services Bureau's workforce development program to mark this milestone.
BOSTON – Thursday, September 24, 2026 – Mayor Michelle Wu today announced that the Boston Parks and Recreation Department will distribute over 15,000 daffodil bulbs for planting on public ways...
Mayor Michelle Wu today issued a coastal storm warning for the City of Boston beginning tomorrow, Friday, September 25, through Sunday, September 27, based on the National Weather Service forecast...
Wednesday, September 16, 2026 — The Boston Parks and Recreation Department and Boston Public Health Commission (BPHC) today announced the 2026 Boston Parks Fall Fitness Series, sponsored by Blue Cross...
Apply for up to $249,000 to plant and care for trees on privately-owned land.
Free, family-friendly event invites residents to explore Franklin Park through group bike rides, music, food, fitness activities and other community programming
The city of Boston would like to congratulate Renard Lomax and Chardinal Bain on their recent marriage!
Unique partnership between UMass Boston Urban Public Health Department and Boston Public Health Commission launches this fall for the first senior class of students.
Events happening in the City of Boston will bring some parking restrictions and street closures.
This coalition will work to advance workforce development, research, and health equity.
Knight brings over a decade of experience strengthening the innovation ecosystem and building partnerships across industry, education, and government
BPHC will host free vaccine clinics throughout the city from September to December.
The Boston Landmarks Commission has received a complete Article 85 Demolition Delay application for 45 Yale Terrace, Jamaica Plain.
Coalition of non-profit, private and public sectors provide direct hire and career readiness opportunities for Boston youth amid challenging fiscal environment
Time-limited relief for four approved projects would help start construction within the next year and support more than 1,500 jobs
