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Newbury Street will become a pedestrian-only walkway, closing to vehicles to allow pedestrians the opportunity use the full width of the street
Kara Elliott-Ortega, Director of Planning and Policy at the Mayor's Office of Arts and Culture, will serve as interim Chief of Arts and Culture.
Events this weekend include the MA Fallen Heroes Dedication, Youth Pride March, Adidas Boost Track Event, Harpoon Brewery 5 Miler Road Race, and Haitian-American Unity Parade.
The effort will serve low-income communities and communities of color in Boston, Malden, Everett, and Medford.
As with all of our editorial content, we’re giving City staff guidelines for when they create video.
Boston Centers for Youth & Families' outdoor pools and beach opened on Saturday, June 16.
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 annual report spans over 900 pages, and is full of detailed information and statistics.
The City Council is in its fourth week of budget hearings for Fiscal Year 2019.
Councilors Pressley and Essaibi-George honored Joseph D. Feaster, Jr., a parent who lost his son to mental illness in 2010.
Tania will oversee and coordinate initiatives to promote equal rights and equal economic, social, political and educational opportunities for all women and girls throughout Boston.
Youth ages 12-25 in Boston have a chance to vote on how the City of Boston will spend $1 million through the "Youth Lead the Change" budgeting process.
Xu will serve as the primary contact for constituents and businesses looking to connect with the Mayor's Office.
Hires will help advance the Library's mission by ensuring the success of its philanthropic efforts and major organizational partnerships.
The application is to demolish a two-story, multi-residential building at 24 Cambridge Street in Charlestown, MA.
The grant is one of 60 awards totaling $4.1 million supporting projects across the nation through the Our Town program.
The survey will help guide the City's strategic planning and policy development.
The Boston Parks and Recreation Department was recently selected by the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) and Southwest Airlines to receive a $10,000 Community Outreach and Education...
The latest workshop series installment will feature contracting opportunities with various City of Boston departments, as well as free small business coaching.
The application is to demolish a four-story masonry building at 174 Ipswich Street in Boston, MA 02215.
The Mayor will make his second trip to Ireland from Thursday, May 10, to Monday, May 14.
The updated ordinance reflects the shared goal of providing economic opportunities for residents and temporary accommodation for visitors, while preserving Boston's housing stock.
The summit will focus on best practices and steps city leaders can take to address climate change globally and in their own communities.
The application is to demolish a single-family residence at 892 Metropolitan Avenue in Hyde Park, MA.
Council members serve as leaders who empower and support Boston's young adults.
The deadline to submit proposals is Friday, June 8, 2018, by 12 p.m. EST.
The application is to demolish a mixed-use structure at 321 West Broadway in South Boston.
Grants will support fun, safe, and enriching youth programming this summer.
Journalist Ben Bradlee has also been re-appointed as a Trustee.
Under Mayor Walsh's leadership, Boston continues its strong fiscal track record
