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Cross-departmental collaborative approach seeks to address the continuum of care of violence prevention
Immigrant students and educators reflect on the pandemic’s impact on their education and their lives
This week, the City Council voted and passed a Home Rule Petition for a Special Law regarding an Act concerning the operations of the Boston City Council.
This week, the Council passed a resolution commemorating Memorial Day, honoring those who have made the supreme sacrifice for this country.
The City of Boston has received a grant that will fund the creation of our first plan for Harbor Islands that are experiencing the effects of climate change and erosion.
Be a part of Boston’s Urban Forest Plan! We’re currently looking for expressions of interest from community members who would like to serve as Collaborating Partners on the project’s Community...
For her insights on Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, we recently spoke with local parks advocate Marie Fukuda who has long been active in the Fenway community.
Boston expects to receive over $500 million in federal funds to support the City’s recovery from the pandemic through the end of 2024.
During this week’s Council meeting, the Council adopted a resolution recognizing May 18, 2021, as Physician Mental Health Awareness Day in the City of Boston.
In 1974, President Gerald Ford authorized the first National Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Week to honor Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT) and other EMS practitioners.
In 2005, the National Trust expanded National Preservation Week into Preservation Month in an effort to draw more attention to historic places and to promote heritage tourism.
Mayor Kim Janey and Boston Parks Commissioner Ryan Woods announced this week the completion of a successful bidding process for planned improvements to Edwards Playground located at 10 Eden Street in...
A weekly message from Commissioner McCosh in support of the local disability community.
The agenda is a citywide invitation to hold space for joy, encourage opportunities for collective processing of grief, and invest in healing, imagination and play.
Garrett-Stearns will serve as lead communications strategist and advisor for the Janey administration.
Spring has sprung in Boston’s parks, and we are taking the opportunity to salute the efforts of our Horticulture staff.
The City of Boston, in partnership with the Little Saigon Cultural District, has been approved for a $75,000 Our Town grant from the National Endowment for the Arts to support the district.
The first step in our Urban Forest Plan is to count all the City of Boston street trees. We’re more than halfway done with the process, and wanted to share what we’ve found so far!
Meal sites open to youth aged 18 and under at no cost with no registration required
The competition recognizes the gardening skills of Boston residents.
Please note, a redacted version of Attorney Kaplan’s report can be found here. Good afternoon. When I was sworn-in as Mayor, I pledged to bring transparency and accountability to City Hall. I also...
The application is to demolish the house and garage at 159 Everett Street in East Boston.
The application is to demolish the former Winchell School building at 24 Blossom Street in West End.
The application is to demolish the Tenement House building at 23-25 North Anderson Street in West End.
The application is to demolish the former West End House building at 16-18 Blossom Street in West End.
The United Nations climate science body declared in a climate report that we have only until 2030 to make massive and unprecedented changes to global energy infrastructure to limit global warming to...
During this week’s Council meeting, the Council adopted a resolution recognizing the need for more Black, Indigenous and people of color (BIPOC) mental healthcare providers across services and...
The City Council designated May 6-12, 2021, as National Nurses Week in order to recognize the significant contributions of all nurses.
The City Council recognized May 2021 as Asian Pacific American Heritage Month in the City of Boston.
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) recently reaffirmed a ban on political, social, or ideological protest at the upcoming Tokyo Olympic Games, including wearing apparel that says "Black Lives...
