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The units will be made affordable and will offer supportive housing for extremely low-income individuals in recovery.
Read the Mayor's statement in reaction to the assassination.
In the first of a two-part series about the role of community in Boston’s neighborhoods, we look at how bonds and history are created between neighbors, and how community members ensure that their...
The Boston Landmarks Commission has posted a study report on the proposed designation of Shirley-Eustis Place in Roxbury as a Landmark under Chapter 772 of the Acts of 1975, as amended.
The new group of City department heads will align programs and services for young residents.
For everyone’s safety, several protocols are in place at BCYF community center pools heading into the summer season.
Mayor Kim Janey today hosted an event, marking her first 100 days as Mayor.
Coupons are available at participating farmer's markets throughout Boston.
Dr. Ojikutu has extensive experience leading efforts to address inequities in health care.
Read a letter from Councilor Kenzie Bok, Chair of the Ways and Means Committee.
There are many ways to celebrate the Fourth in Boston.
Children and their guests counted down with Mayor Janey to open the Frog Pond for the 2021 season after a hiatus in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
This month, we look at exciting options to celebrate the summer in Boston.
Tucked at the corner of La Grange Street and Washington Street in downtown Boston is a nondescript but elegant commercial structure that has stood on this site since 1876.
The Study Committee for the proposed Highland Park Architectural Conservation District has made substantial progress on their draft study report over the last several months.
12-14 Winter Street is a small-scale version of the Gothic-inspired early 20th century terracotta commercial buildings located nearby at 143-47 and 31-39 Washington Street, notable for its green color...
The new building created 54 units of supportive, affordable housing with green efficiencies and on-site services.
Boston’s FY2022 Operating Budget, Capital Plan and BPS Budget invests heavily in an equitable recovery for all Bostonians, including utilizing targeted Federal Funding to address emergency and...
The heat emergency in the City of Boston begins Monday, June 28, and lasts through Wednesday, June 30.
The application is to demolish the garage at 77A West Milton Street in Hyde Park.
The application is to demolish the house at 143 Dent Street in West Roxbury.
The application is to demolish the Carter School building at 396 Northampton Street in the South End.
The Boston Black Hospitality Coalition, formed in May 2020 to support the Black-owned restaurants and bars that serve as essential and historic spaces in the City of Boston, recently announced June...
A Bill that started in the House Ways and Means Committee has made its way to the Senate Ways and Means Committee for a vote.
In 2020, the Council and former Mayor Walsh passed a Home Rule Petition (HRP) that would reform the Zoning Board of Appeals.
Coupons will be available at City Hall by appointment only until July 12, 2021. You can make an appointment by calling Age Strong at 617-635-4366 or by booking an appointment online.
The application is to demolish the house and garage at 476 Warren Street in Roxbury.
The application is to demolish the main house and rear house at 14 Gardner Street in Allston.
The application is to demolish the Transformer buildings within Boston Edison L Street Station at 776-834 Summer Street in South Boston.
The application is to demolish the Coal Bunker-Boiler Room within Boston Edison L Street Station at 776-834 Summer Street in South Boston.
