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Mayor Walsh's expansion of the Office of Diversity will help the City reach its diversity goals in the public and private sector.
Recent capital improvements at the Central Library in Copley Square, City Hall, and 26 Court Street yield savings and eliminate greenhouse gas emissions.
Everyone experiences the blues from time to time.
When Jane Jacobs’s impassioned, groundbreaking book, "The Death and Life of Great American Cities," first appeared in 1961, more than half a century ago, it defied and shocked city planners, urban...
The Mayor is urging residents to use caution and follow the City's safety tips.
About a year ago, The Boston Foundation (TBF) released a study about funding for the arts in Boston.
The report found a 23 cent wage gap, meaning women make on average 77 cents for every dollar a man earns in Greater Boston.
As 2016 ends, it is a natural time to reflect on milestones and accomplishments of the past year.
BCYF is supporting the Mayor's Office of Food Initiatives' CANshare to benefit Bounty Bucks.
O'Neill was appointed to a third, four-year term on the Boston School Committee.
With the addition of MassBay, three options are now available for BPS graduates.
With the addition of MassBay, three options are now available for Boston Public Schools graduates.
Mayor Walsh established first-ever Director of Public Records for the City of Boston.
We're asking people coming into Boston to enjoy the festivities to leave their vehicles at home and take the MBTA.
Boston’s youth participatory budgeting process was recognized as a top civic engagement practice.
The HUD Continuum of Care Grant has been awarded to help Boston increase access to permanent supportive housing.
The Continuum of Care Grant will support Boston's continued work to end chronic homelessness.
Neighborhood businesses can now host acoustic performances without having to get a live entertainment license or a change of occupancy.
Harambee Park at 930 Blue Hill Avenue in Mattapan will receive $400,000 as part of $7,259,512 in grant funding recently announced by the Baker-Polito Administration for park and recreation...
The scholarship expansion builds on the City's commitment to create higher education opportunities for Boston students.
Before Imagine Boston 2030 Week in late November, our Engagement Team spent 6 weeks out in full force, gathering input for the first draft of Imagine Boston 2030’s Expanding Opportunity plan.
The exhibitions are Art in Giving and the 4th Annual Massachusetts College of Art and Design Exhibition.
The December school vacation week is fast approaching. Make plans today to attend one of the many programs and activities being offered at BCYF centers.
One of Boston's oldest traditions will continue with an estimated 600 people plunging into Boston Harbor for the plunge.
Advisory Committee, featuring community members, city officials, and renowned innovative architects and developers, to help decide compact living competition
Forecasters are predicting an Arctic plunge on Thursday night into Friday, with wind chills reaching 16 degrees below zero.
The ten most frequently borrowed books from Boston Public Library locations in 2016 took patrons from a modern day train in England to early twentieth-century Boston and to many places in between.
On Thursday, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts will recognize marijuana as a legal substance for adults 21 and over.
Melvin “Mel” King is a Boston legend. Mel has lived history and he has made history in our City.
As we enter 2017, we're excited to share some of the incredible ongoing work that our partners are doing as they build resilience across the City.
