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During this week’s Council meeting, Councilor Arroyo delivered his maiden speech on the Council floor, presenting a hearing order to declare racism a public health crisis, and on the creation of an...
This week the Council voted to adopt a resolution expressing public support and empathy for the Chinese and Asian community during the “COVID-19” epidemic, also known as the coronavirus.
Registration will open soon for the annual season of Boston’s favorite summer basketball league, the Boston Neighborhood Basketball League (BNBL).
The application is to demolish the commercial structure at 107-111 Terrace Street in Mission Hill.
The Urban College of Boston becomes the sixth school to participate in the program.
Appointees will work to advance equity, diversity, and opportunity in the cannabis industry, and represent a diverse range of expertise.
The application is to demolish the residential structure at 6 Burton Avenue in Roxbury.
With the clocks springing forward, the Boston Fire Department wants to remind you to Check your Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Detectors.
On August 18, 1920, 36 states ratified the 19th Amendment, giving women the right to vote. Women’s suffrage doubled the pool of voters in the country and politicians began to compete to gain women's...
The application is to demolish the residential structure at 46 Wyvern Street in Roslindale.
Burton previously served as Chief of Staff for then-Massachusetts Treasurer Steven Grossman.
We're re-introducing the wellness portal and sharing nutrition resources.
Polling locations in the City will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
The application is to demolish the commercial structure and garage at 449 Cambridge Street in Allston.
Women’s History Month is an opportunity for Bostonians to engage with stories of women who contribute to public life.
Boston's Parks and Recreation, Stoss Landscape Urbanism, Boston Harbor Now, and South Boston Neighborhood House teamed up to host the Moakley Park Winter Warmer to continue engaging the community and...
This meeting has been postponed and will be rescheduled as soon as possible. Please join Boston Centers for Youth & Families, and the City of Boston’s Publi c Facilities Department to continue the...
The pilot program comes at a time when tens of millions of American households struggle to cover emergency or unexpected expenses.
Today, we look back to the day the soulful James Brown saved Boston by himself.
Today we honor the contributions of the Honorable Charles Yancey, the first City Councilor of District 4!
Boston's schools have always been an important part of the community! Early in the 20th century, Boston’s public school system expanded rapidly.
Before the start of this week’s Council meeting, Councilor O’Malley recognized the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (MSPCA).
Moments before kicking off their annual Black History Month celebration, the Council adopted a resolution recognizing the African American veteran community for their achievements, sacrifice, and...
This week, the Council adopted a resolution in support of the 100% Renewable Energy Act.
Thursday, February 27, 2020, marked the 176th anniversary of Dominican Independence Day, and Councilor O’Malley hosted the Dominican Flag Raising this week at City Hall.
This year’s Black History Month Celebration, hosted by Council President Janey and Councilors Campbell, Edwards, and Mejia, was a celebration of Black labor workers in the City of Boston.
The team compiled an end of year report highlighting major projects over the years.
The application is to demolish the residential structure and garage at 35 Leyden Street in East Boston.
The application is to demolish the residential structure at 37 Horace Street in East Boston.
Today, we are proud to honor the contributions of the Councilor Andrea Campbell, Council President Kim Janey, and Councilor Lydia Edwards of the Boston City Council!
