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Kristen McCosh, the Commissioner of the Mayor's Commission for Persons with Disabilities, provides a weekly update on the work happening in her office.
The application is to demolish a single-family residence at 10 O Street in South Boston.
Connected Communities Grant will support new transportation options, programs for residents to visit City of Boston's 20 Main Streets Districts
Mayor Walsh, Commissioner Evans continue commitment to community policing, access to services, and prevention initiatives through summer months
The new partnership will result in a modernized emergency shelter system that is designed to help people experiencing homelessness successfully exit shelter as quickly as possible.
The Digital Team is doing its part to honor this pending Boston landmark.
The Employee Assistance Program encourages workers and their families to practice self-care and make use of individual and community resources. Read below for further information.
On this day in 1962, a panel of judges announced the winning design for Boston’s New City Hall.
The annual Walk for Hunger and 5K Run is taking place, among other events.
Nelson will lead city-wide resilience building efforts to help Boston implement long-term strategies for protecting the City from the effects of persistent racial and economic inequality.
Mayor Martin J. Walsh and the Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture today announced several exhibits that will be on display throughout the month of May in the galleries at Boston City Hall.
The City of Boston filed a notice of intent with the Boston Conservation Commission with plans to rebuild Long Island bridge.
The Boston Transportation Department announced today that, in partnership with the MBTA, the City of Boston will implement a four-week pilot program beginning Monday, May 7, to comprehensively test...
After a year of Neighborhood Career Fairs, here is what we learned.
The event includes workshops, a panel discussion, information, lunch, music, and more — all for free!
Park Street became a center of social and cultural movements.
At the Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture, we’re excited for what the capital plan will allow us to achieve in the next five years.
The Boston Transportation Department today announced its 2018 bicycle programs schedule of events.
The plan will be tied to concrete investments in housing and services necessary to end youth homelessness.
The application is to demolish a residential structure at 136 Orange Street in Roslindale.
The application is to demolish an industrial structure at 20 W 5th Street in South Boston.
Guided by Imagine Boston 2030, new community initiatives and projects will bring shared growth to the City.
Programs take place throughout the system during the month.
$100,000 to go to 10 immigrant-led and immigrant-serving nonprofit organizations.
Kristen McCosh, the Commissioner of the Disabilities Commission, provides a weekly update on the work happening in her office.
“What You Don’t Know about Me” runs through September 30 in Gallery J on the first floor of the Johnson building at the Central Library in Copley Square.
The application is to demolish a residential structure located at 1-3 Sinclair Road in Allston.
In 1930, Bostonians traveled around their City and their region using a network of underground and above ground trains, trolleys, and buses.
According to new travel rankings from U.S. News and World Report, the City of Boston is the best place to visit this summer.
New legislation aims to provide voter registration opportunities during routine City interactions
