State Issues Fish Advisory For Lower Mystic River Area Boston

Children under 12, pregnant women, nursing mothers, and women that may become pregnant should not consume any fish in the area.

Coronavirus Cases Up In North End Area Despite Vaccination Increase

Here is how Massachusetts is doing compared to other states in the race to vaccinate residents.

Boston Harbor Now praises "BlueTech Innovation Grant" program

New state grant program offers funding to develop innovative solutions to improve the economies of marine industries and coastal communities

Kim Janey Sworn In As 55th Mayor Of Boston During Ceremony At Boston City Hall

'As we turn to the future, I am ready to lead our city toward healing, justice and joy. We can't go back. Our only option is to go better.'

New England Aquarium: “All Together For Animals” Virtual Benefit Concert To Stream March 31

Concert ticket sales support New England Aquarium

Boston Demolition Delay Application: 780 William T. Morrissey Boulevard, Dorchester

The application is to demolish the restaurant and two sheds at 780 William T. Morrissey Boulevard in Dorchester.

Boston Mayor Kim Janey Swearing-In Ceremony Speech

Read the text of the Mayor's speech from her March 24, 2021, swearing-in ceremony.

Car Share Boston, An Alternative To Personal Vehicle Ownership, Expanded In Boston

The expansion would increase the number of parking spaces currently reserved for these car-share vehicles from 40 to 250.

City Of Boston To Move Into Modified Phase 4, Step 1 Of The Mass. Reopening Plan

The City of Boston will not advance beyond the reopening steps outlined today until the citywide testing positivity rate stays below 2.75%.

2 New Neighborhood Liaisons Appointed In The City Of Boston

'I will continue to make the issues of the community visible and work with the community and the City to address them.'

City Of Boston To Move Into Modified Phase 4, Step 1 Of The Mass. Reopening PLA

In Boston, all private gatherings and events will remain subject to current capacity limits of 10 people indoors and 25 people outdoors.

Demolition Delay Application: 3992 Washington Street, Roslindale, Boston

The application is to demolish the structure at 3992 Washington Street in Roslindale.

City Of Boston Paid Parental Leave Policy Expanded

Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced the expansion of the City of Boston’s Paid Parental Leave Policy for eligible employees.

Demolition Delay Application: 353 Dorchester Street, South Boston

The application is to demolish the structure at 353 Dorchester Street in South Boston.

Fire Safety For Seniors And The Hearing Impaired In Boston

View information about two preventative programs for our seniors and hearing-impaired constituents.

In North End Area, Share Of College Grads Rises

The share of residents holding four-year or higher degrees has been growing in the U.S. Here's how it’s changed in Suffolk County.

Boston Art Commission Approves Final Design Of MLK, Coretta Scott King Memorial

"The Embrace" is a bronze figural abstraction based on a photo of an embrace between Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Coretta Scott King.

Mayor Walsh Visits City Hall Plaza Construction Site In Boston

Joined by Chief of Operations, Pat Brophy, Mayor Walsh took a step outside of City Hall to visit the progress taking place to the plaza.

Boston Art Commission Approves Final Design Of MLK, Coretta Scott King Memorial

"The Embrace" is a bronze figural abstraction based on a photo of an embrace between Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Coretta Scott King.

Boston New Housing Lottery: Call Carolina Condos

Units range from single story to three stories and some feature an unfinished basement and patio.

A Message From Commissioner Mccosh: Annual Resident Listing

A weekly message from Commissioner McCosh in support of the local disability community.

Boston Marks Food Access Milestones 1 Year After Start Of Public Health Emergency

The Mayor's Office of Food Access emergency food response system included strengthening the network of food pantries and meal sites.

Celebrating Black Boston Artists: Allan Rohn Crite

Crite was born in New Jersey but grew up in Boston and resided at no. 410 Columbus Avenue in the South End.

Boston Marks Food Access Milestones 1 Year After Start Of Public Health Emergency

This assistance has been extended into the winter season, with five winter farmers' markets receiving a total of $25,000.

Community Preservation Act Funds, Saving 1 Historic Building At A Time

In 2019, the City awarded Old West Church $400,000 to restore its windows and repair and repaint the historic exterior.

Buildings We Love: Custom House Boston

Standing proud at 496-feet tall, the Custom House Tower is a monument to a previous era in Boston’s history.

Notes From The Trenches: Boston's Oldest Buildings

The 50 buildings featured in this book all pre-date 1795 and illustrate Boston’s early history.

Outdoor Dining To Begin In Boston On March 22

This is an earlier start than the previously-announced date of April 1.

Mayor Walsh Announces Applications Open For Funding For Organizations Supporting Childcare In Boston

The application period is now open and proposals will be accepted through April 23, 2021.

Boston Mayor Walsh Signs 42 Percent Increase In Linkage Fees Into Law

Fee increase will leverage development market to support affordable housing and workforce development in Boston.

How Did Coronavirus Affect Bankruptcy Filings In North End Area?

Bankruptcy filings were down in Suffolk County last year, but experts expect them to surge in coming years.

City Of Boston Completes $11 Million Investment In Energy Efficiency And Renewable Energy Upgrades Across 14 City Buildings

In Boston, buildings account for nearly 70 percent of the emissions that contribute to climate change.

Boston New Housing Lottery: Terrace Street Artist Condos

Fourteen condominiums are available in Mission Hill.

Demolition Delay Application: 208-210 Everett Street, East Boston

The application is to demolish the garage at 208-210 Everett Street in East Boston.

City Of Boston Completes $11 Million Investment In Energy Efficiency And Renewable Energy Upgrades Across 14 City Buildings

The first phase includes dozens of completed energy-saving projects at 14 City-owned buildings throughout Boston.

New England Aquarium: Aquarium Aerial Survey Team Captures Breathtaking Photos Of Right Whale Mother And Calf In Southern New England Waters

Rare sighting provides crucial information to help protect the critically endangered species’ habitat

Boston Dog Licensing Deadline Is March 31

“A license is your dog’s fastest ticket home if they become lost, and it’s the law,” notes Animal Care & Control Director Alexis Trzcinski.

Update: Check Hospital Capacity In North End Area

Here is the latest data on hospital capacity in Suffolk County as the pandemic wanes.

More Than $38 Million Awarded To Nonprofits Providing Services To Homeless Individuals In Boston

The funding represents the largest award of this type that the City has received and is a 70% increase since 2015.

Renovations Of Historic Roxbury Lenox Apartments Begin In Boston

"Lenox was built more than eight decades ago as a promise and an investment in Boston's communities here in Roxbury," said Mayor Walsh.