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One of our core principles as a Digital Team is to build an energizing environment, because if we attract fantastic talent, we’ll provide fantastic services.

Video highlights from this week's council meeting, where the Council bids farewell and congratulations to District 2 City Councilor Bill Linehan.

The council is urging the state legislature to pass House Bill 3017, an Act to Preserve Affordable Housing Through a Local Option Tenant’s Right to Purchase.

The council unanimously approved a supplemental appropriation of $3,256,331 in order to provide funding for the department.

Mayor Walsh, in partnership with Revere Mayor Brian Arrigo, announced a proposal that celebrates everything the City of Boston has to offer.

Mayor Martin J. Walsh, in partnership with Revere Mayor Brian Arrigo, submitted a formal proposal in response to Amazon’s request for proposals for their second corporate headquarters in North America...

Chinatown Lantern Festival, Mission Hill Road Race will impact traffic and parking

The Boston City Council’s Special Committee on the Community Preservation Act has announced the application process for recruitment of individuals to serve on the City of Boston’s Community...

The Boston City Council President Pro Tempore Matt O’Malley and Chair Andrea Campbell of the Council's Committee on Public Safety and Criminal Justice have announced the application process for...

Boston City Council President Ed Flynn and Councilor Julia Mejia, sponsor of the Ordinance Establishing a Commission on Black Men and Boys, have announced the application process for recruitment of...

A new report highlights the significant progress being made in Boston under Mayor Walsh's leadership.

The application is to demolish a two-story mixed-use structure at 545 East Third Street in South Boston.

The council voted unanimously on the Right to Charge, a home rule petition which would codify the rights of condominium unit owners to install personal electric vehicle charging stations.

Learn about the City’s zero waste goal and what it means for you.

The Charlestown Community Impact Fund grants were awarded to 38 nonprofits and organizations that serve the neighborhood.

Mayor Walsh and the Massachusetts Port Authority announced new commitments to East Boston residents.

City and Massport to partner on key projects to enhance East Boston neighborhoods

Last week was a momentous step for Boston Creates and the City’s arts community, as the City of Boston held its first-ever Artist Fellowship Awards ceremony and granted five local artists $10,000 to...

The mural is a depiction of several City rooftops and a sunrise, with a painting of that same scene on one of the rooftops.

October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. All month long, we'll be promoting a safer, more secure, and more trusted Internet. This week’s theme is, “Today’s Predictions for Tomorrow’s...

Mayor Martin J. Walsh and Women Entrepreneurs Boston (WE BOS) today announced the launch of iFundWomen Boston.

The Go Boston 2030 project will bring more than 70 new bike share stations to Boston neighborhoods.

The fund will support the City's goal of ensuring all residents have equal access to digital services.

The application is to demolish a single-story commercial structure at 81 Dimock Street (corner of Amory Street) in Roxbury.

The application is to demolish a single-story commercial structure at 1837 Columbus Avenue in Roxbury.

A free play program for families with children ages 3-8 to get up, out, and moving together.

As part of HUBweek, City Hall Plaza will be home to the first "Robot Block Party."

Boston Firefighters Memorial Road Race, Welles Remy Crowther Red Bandanna 5K, Oaktoberfest 5K and other events will impact traffic and parking

City officials celebrated the preservation of 52 units of affordable housing at the Burbank Garden Apartments.

Mayor Martin J. Walsh today presented $400,000 in community benefits for 12 organizations that serve the residents of Roxbury.

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