Boston City Councilor Gabriela Coletta Zapata (District 1) passed an amendment to the Boston Commemoration Commission Ordinance which restructures the Commission to ensure an efficient and effective ...

At her State of the City Address, Mayor Michelle Wu announced the launch of BCYF Creates, an investment in free, high-quality arts programming offered at Boston Centers for Youth & Families (BCYF) ...

In closing, Wu said, “We are the city that leads in the storm, that stands up under pressure together, and finds strength in each other. We will defend the people we love with all that we’ve got.” Wu ...

On Thursday, April 3, the Catholic Schools Foundation (CSF) will host their 35th Annual Building Minds Scholarship Fund Gala at Boston Marriott Copley Place. This premier event will bring together ...

The reopening of the public comment period for the monarch butterfly will publish in the Federal Register Reading Room . A reopened 60-day comment period will close on May 19, 2025. Information about ...

The Boston Women’s Heritage Trail (BWHT) is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Alexandria Russell as its new Executive Director. Russell brings extensive experience in women’s history, ...

Josh Kraft, candidate for Mayor of Boston, hosted community members, campaign volunteers and supporters at his new campaign headquarters office to kickoff and celebrate its grand opening. The building ...

At the City Address, Mayor Michelle Wu announced the latest expansion of Boston Family Days. This spring, the City will expand Boston Family Days to include a new pilot program adding performing arts ...

New England Revolution newcomers Tanner Beason, Alex Bono, and Jackson Yueill visit Old Ironsides before last Saturday’s Salute to Heroes match where they met with Navy crew members to learn about the ...

Measles officially had been declared eradicated in the United States more than two decades ago, with the occasional infection occurring in persons who had traveled abroad and who unknowingly had come ...

Riders can board and disembark the Blue Line at Government Center station, which is less than a quarter mile or about a four-minute walk from Bowdoin. Riders should anticipate slightly longer time ...

‘A Place to Thrive’ provides two-year plan to stabilize residents and small businesses ...