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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.
The balanced budget supports education, public safety and economic growth.
Advanced Fiber-Optic Network Will Support Businesses, Bring Consumer Choice to Residents
All proceeds from "A History of Boston in 50 Artifacts" will go to City Archaeology Program.
The City of Boston Election Department announced today that polls will be open tomorrow from 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.for the Special State Primary on Tuesday, April 12. Ballots have been printed for...
The Boston Transportation Department today announced that vehicles parked illegally in Resident Parking Only spaces in the Fenway/Kenmore residential neighborhood when there is a Red Sox game or any...
The City will lead moment of silence at 2:49 p.m.
We want you to see what we’re working on, but more importantly, we want you to give us feedback.
The Boston Parks and Recreation Department has announced that registration is now open for the 47th annual season of Boston’s favorite summer basketball league, the Boston Neighborhood Basketball...
The award from The Boston Foundation will fund innovative pilot program to reduce gun program.
Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced he is dispatching 15 Public Works Department (PWD) trucks to repair potholes across the City. The combination of freezing temperatures, a thaw and precipitation...
The program is designed to protect the health and safety of Boston's Residents from lead.
Workshops will train over 350 women.
Mayor Martin J. Walsh has announced that the City of Boston’s two municipal golf courses - the William J. Devine Golf Course at Franklin Park in Dorchester and the George Wright Golf Course in Hyde...
Last night, we held a Boston Creates Town Hall at Bunker Hill Community College.
