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There are two current vacancies on the Boston School Committee.
By working with a local partner, we’re keeping ourselves honest when it comes to accessibility.
As the temperatures rise in Boston, the arrival of summer is all but confirmed. Recreation, much like the idea of summer, is nearly universal and Boston’s neighborhoods have consistently provided...
We're making $1.5 million available to organizations to increase access, acceptance, and uptake in areas with the lowest vaccination rates.
The free, 24-hour internet and pop-up workstations help to bridge the digital divide, beat the summer heat, and create new points of connection for residents.
During this week’s City Council meeting, the Council adopted a resolution recognizing June as LGBTQIA+ Pride Month in the City of Boston.
This week, the Council honored its Caribbean-American residents and communities by adopting a resolution recognizing June as Caribbean-American Heritage Month.
The COVID-19 pandemic has presented many with numerous challenges and unprecedented burdens, forcing people to adapt in ways like never before.
In total, $110,000 will be available to nonprofit organizations serving youth.
The Task Force will revisit and modernize the current voluntary Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) payment program for Boston’s charitable institutions
Learn more about how the City of Boston is honoring the anniversary of the day in 1865 when all enslaved people had been informed that they were free.
During the 2020 election, we used our City brand to help bring trust and clarity to the voting process.
First-time homebuyers will receive up to $40,000 and City service contractors will be guaranteed State prevailing wage rates.
Community singing series enlivens public parks all summer long.
In total, 325 slots across all programming
A program for Bostonians with special needs that provides structured activities and fun!
Review recent changes to the Police Reform Policy at the Boston Police Department.
The property at 108 Walter Street in Roslindale was transferred to the Boston Conservation Commission and will be added to the Roslindale Wetlands Urban Wild.
Welcome to the Department of Neighborhood Development’s monthly newsletter.
The City is seeking applications for a Community Advisory Board that will help guide the development and implementation of green jobs programming in Fiscal Year 2022.
June is Pride Month, a time to celebrate and recognize the contributions of Boston’s LGBTQIA (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or questioning, intersex, and asexual or allied) community.
Mayor Janey took two key steps to democratize Boston’s budget building process.
The heat emergency will last from Sunday, June 6, through Tuesday, June 8.
The Boston Parks and Recreation Department and the Boston Public Health Commission (BPHC) have announced the 2021 Boston Parks Summer Fitness Series, sponsored by Blue Cross Blue Shield of...
This Community Advisory Board will work to development guidelines for the climate resilience, equity, and environmental justice aspects of the Wetlands Protection Ordinance.
The application is to demolish the house and garage at 64-66 Lane Park in Brighton.
The application is to demolish the house at 123 Nottinghill Road in Brighton.
The application is to demolish the three-story building at 89 Shirley Street in Roxbury.
The application is to demolish the one story commercial building at 7-11 Curtis Street in East Boston.
This month, we look at different resources and guides for assistance in preparing to transition from pandemic isolation.
