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Phase Three will complete the redevelopment and revitalization of the 331-Unit Orient Heights Public Housing Community.
The Boston Landmarks Commission has posted a study report on the proposed designation of the Warren House as a Landmark under Chapter 772 of the Acts of 1975, as amended.
The Boston Landmarks Commission has posted a study report on the proposed designation of the Richards-Follett-Pfaff Stables as a Landmark under Chapter 772 of the Acts of 1975, as amended.
Two new and innovative food access resources are available for Boston residents.
Roberts also serves as the Education and Outreach Manager for the Boston Human Rights Commission.
Thursday, September 9, is the first day for Grades 1-12 and Monday, September 13, is the first day for Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten.
The report to document the quality and accessibility of residential and small business Internet service.
Mayor Kim Janey along with representatives from several city agencies today greeted college and university students moving into Boston, and helped ensure they have a smooth transition into their new...
Applications for Boston Cultural Council organizational grants and Reopen Creative Boston are due on October 15, 2021 at 5 p.m
This month, we share resources for suicide prevention and recovery from substance use.
Student move-in at local colleges and universities will require temporary parking restrictions in Boston this week through Sunday, September 5.
Totaling a $9.4 million investment, the City seeks to assist businesses in their recovery.
Boston’s neighborhoods are made up of diverse populations each with their own specific histories. Bostonians who emigrated to the City bring their traditions with them. These traditions are often...
The Mayor created a citywide eviction moratorium and plans for a Foreclosure Prevention Fund.
The City of Boston’s commemoration will include awareness and community events, including a discussion with “Empire of Pain” author Patrick Radden Keefe.
The Mayor’s Garden Contest recognizes gardeners who have landscaped, planted flowers, trees, shrubs, and, in the process, helped beautify Boston’s neighborhoods.
This graduating class will be assigned to 911 ambulances.
Early voting and ballot drop boxes will both be available to voters in Boston.
On this day, in 1918, two sailors housed at Boston’s Commonwealth Pier reported to the sickbay with the flu. These two men signaled the beginning of the second deadly wave of the Spanish Flu.
City to tackle urgent environmental and equity concerns with new approach to waterfront development.
This move will increase the number of staff members dedicated solely to public records transparency.
New senior housing development provides 46 affordable housing units for seniors on donated Boston Housing Authority land.
The application is to demolish the house at 8 Lilly Street in South Boston.
The City encourages proposals from residents, nonprofits, and businesses to reduce air pollution and carbon emissions.
Culture is woven throughout the fabric of Boston’s diverse neighborhoods. Across the City, family and friends gather to mark holiday, familial, and religious occasions. For residents, creating a space...
The application is to demolish the two structures at 515-519 East 2nd Street in South Boston.
The application is to demolish the house at 29 Tilesboro Street in Dorchester.
Please note: The City’s indoor masking mandate will be lifted effective Saturday, March 5, 2022. Residents and visitors to Boston will no longer be required by the City to wear a face covering in...
For the first time, Bluebikes will be made available in Hyde Park.
The storm is expected to impact the Boston area Sunday, August 22, through Monday, August 23, 2021.
