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The Boston Landmarks Commission will commemorate the hidden history of Shirley-Eustis Place in Roxbury, which is believed to have been built and managed by enslaved people.
We have answers to some of the common questions around the City of Boston's new mask mandate.
The City will address the COVID-19 Delta variant through a five-point plan.
The Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture awards grants to artists and organizations to create short-term public art projects and activations through the Transformative Public Art program.
Transforming Trends into Lasting Positive Change, new COB/ABC report offers roadmap for navigating post-pandemic return to work trends
Together, they will work to encourage, facilitate, and maximize citizen input and participation.
Ty-Juana came to the City of Boston from Berklee College of Music, where she worked for 10 years.
The new funding will support the creation and preservation of affordable housing in Boston’s neighborhood.
The application is to demolish the industrial building and shed at 1 Au Bon Pain Way in South Boston.
Two row houses have been purchased, renovated, and are deeded for long-term affordability.
The project preserves long-term affordability for units at 21 locations in Roxbury, Dorchester, and Jamaica Plain.
$28 million available to distribute to projects that build affordable housing, preserve historic sites or create open space and recreation.
Boston archaeologists will create a new exhibit and digital files of approximately 100,000 artifacts from four Charlestown archaeological sites as part of the Boston 400th Digital Archaeology Project.
Mayor Janey today filed a Home Rule Petition with the Boston City Council to generate an estimated $65.3 million to expand affordable housing in the city.
Read a statement from Commissioner Robert Santiago on the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.
To help residents stay cool, cooling centers will be open at Boston Centers for Youth & Families (BCYF) community centers Saturday, 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The community grants will fund outreach and destigmatization activities.
Employees who do not verify vaccination status must submit to weekly COVID-19 testing.
Mayor Kim Janey and the Boston Parks and Recreation Department have announced that the 2021 Neighborhood Coffee Hour Series hosted in collaboration with Dunkin’ will continue in local parks with four...
They will serve as the primary contact for constituents and businesses looking to connect with the Mayor's Office.
The application is to demolish the two structures at 748-750 East Broadway and one structure at 65 L Street in South Boston.
The application is to demolish the garage at 77 Desoto Road in West Roxbury.
The application is to demolish the one story commercial building at 524 Warren Street in Dorchester.
To help residents stay cool, cooling centers will be open at Boston Centers for Youth & Families (BCYF) community centers from Wednesday through Friday, 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Welcome to the Department of Neighborhood Development’s monthly newsletter. This August update focuses on our ongoing work: assisting renters, building affordable housing, creating green space, and...
The City expects to invest an additional $400 million in federal funds to support the City’s recovery from the pandemic through the end of 2024.
As part of her Joy Agenda, Mayor Kim Janey and the Age Strong Commission today announced Joy Walks, public walking clubs for older Boston residents.
Read a meeting summary and emerging themes from the Community Advisory Board workshop #1, "The Trees".
The application is to demolish the house at 360 Corey Street in West Roxbury.
Whether you’re new to the area or a seasoned Bostonian, saving money as a college student is something we can all get behind.
