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After months of discussion and several proposed amendments, the City Council voted (11-2) to pass an amended short-term rentals ordinance, proposed by Mayor Walsh.
The HP150 Festival in the Streets is going to be an action-packed event set in the heart of Hyde Park!
Councilors McCarthy and Wu recognized three groups of students from Boston Latin Academy who participated in Generation Citizen’s Action Civics Day, held last month at the State House. Seventy-three...
To celebrate Foster Alumni Week here in Massachusetts, Councilor Pressley presented Massachusetts Network of Foster Care Alumni (MassNFCA) with a Resolution for their work year-round, supporting youth...
Kristen McCosh, the Commissioner of the Mayor's Commission for Persons with Disabilities, provides a weekly update on the work happening in her office.
Fifth year of youth participation serves as a national model
The new funding will support expanded training on racial and gender bias, sexual harassment and employee awareness
Mayor Martin J. Walsh today released the following statement on short-term rentals in Boston.
Boston girls invited to sign up now for fun and positive girls-only activities throughout the summer.
ADOPTED: Animal Care and Control was able to find a home for Ginger. Thank you for your interest!
The application is to demolish a two-story masonry structure at 200-204 Old Colony Avenue and a single-family house at 11 Frederick Street in South Boston.
After meeting with key experts, the Carbon Free Boston research team has started to model how different policy options could affect Boston’s future carbon emissions. This analysis will help us...
The Poet Laureate program, established in 2008, was started to highlight literary arts and promote appreciation for poetry.
The award shines a spotlight on young adults aged 20-34 doing outstanding work to improve the City.
The application is to demolish a single-story, masonry structure at 243 Condor Street in East Boston.
The Mayor is now a member of the organization's Board of Trustees.
The Massachusetts March for Life and the Zac Brown Band at Fenway Park are among the events taking place.
The day will include a fun and exciting celebration at 11 a.m., followed by the opening of the spray pool.
This month’s shows include an exhibit from Patricia Thaxton and "Animals in City Hall."
There’s some new content on Boston.gov that we think you might find useful, and even enjoy using, this season.
The memorial project honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Coretta Scott King has also been expanded to include an outdoor memorial on the Boston Common.
The Devonshire Street Closure, Pride Parade, Bunker Hill Day Parade, and other events will impact traffic and parking.
One lane will be established for buses and bikes only, weekdays from 5 a.m. - 9 a.m.
The application is to demolish a single-story, masonry structure at 1197-1207 Blue Hill Avenue in Dorchester.
City of Boston leads Request for Information for competitive pricing of large-scale renewable energy projects to meet the collective demand of U.S. cities.
The planning initiatives build on the strategies outlined in Imagine Boston 2030 and those of Housing A Changing City: Boston 2030
ADOPTED: Animal Care and Control was able to find a home for Rose. Thank you for your interest!
Kristen McCosh, the Commissioner of the Mayor's Commission for Persons with Disabilities, provides a weekly update on the work happening in her office.
A new initiative is encouraging Bostonians of all ages to read a collective one million minutes from June through August.
The 86th Annual Meeting is being hosted in Boston this year. All public events and activations are free and open to all.
