AG Martha Coakley Running for Governor

Formal announcement expected Monday morning, followed by campaign stops throughout the state this week.

Q&A Marty Walsh on Building Green, State House vs. City Hall, & Helping the ISC

Walsh sees Boston partnering with a company like Google to improve our internet service.

Hear Marty Walsh on Being a 'Union Guy' in the Boston Mayoral Race

State Rep. Marty Walsh talked about what it means to be labeled a "union guy" in the Boston mayoral race.

Q&A: Jack Kelly, Former Charlestown Neighborhood Liaison, At-Large City Council Candidate

Kelly would like to address equity issues before lifting the charter school cap.

State House News Service Weekly Roundup: Cult of Personality

Recap and analysis of the week in state government.

Markey Votes ‘Present’ on Syria Vote; What Do You Think?

Sen. Edward. J. Markey said he needs “to review all of the relevant classified materials relating to this matter before I make a decision as important as authorizing the use of military force.”

Ponzi Scheme Defendant Tried to Collect Illegal 40% Interest, Arrested in '12 Mercedes Coupe

On Tuesday when Boston Police stopped Palladino, his pockets were filled with wads of cash totaling $4,395 and a check to his indicted company, the Viking Financial Group, for $3,499.47.

Q&A: Wu on Charter Schools, West Roxbury as a Second Home, and Wu-Tang Clan

Michelle Wu believes constituent services is the most important role of an at-large city councilor.

State House News Service Weekly Roundup: Summer's Page Turner

Recap and analysis of the week in state government.

Breaking with Tradition, Blanchard's Puts Up Candidate's Signs

What do you think of a Boston mayoral candidate having signs in front of Blanchard's? Will this start a candidate sign war in West Roxbury?

Firefighters, Teamsters Endorse Flaherty for Boston City Council

Michael Flaherty is running for at-large city councilor, after losing two years ago in the same race, and four years ago while running for mayor.

Mayoral Candidates Discuss Senior Issues at Westie Forum

Scams preying on seniors, funding the Elderly Commission, and other topics affecting senior citizens were discussed.

Boston Girls' Experiences with Violence, a Listening-Only Hearing, Being Led by Pressley

A Tuesday hearing on girls experience with violence is being held at the Reggie Lewis Track Center.

State House News Service Weekly Roundup: Climate Change

Recap and analysis of the week in state government.

Q&A: John Connolly on Schools, His Law Firm, and City Hall as an Apple Store

John Connolly wants to make City Hall customer friendly, and put all city services online.

Draper Pool to Close Sept. 2 for Renovations in West Roxbury

Draper Pool programs will be moved to the West Roxbury Education Complex while the Draper is renovated.

Hear District 6 Candidates O'Malley vs. Valerio on Why They're Running

Two candidates for the District 6 Boston City Council candidates - Matt O'Malley vs. Luis Valerio.

West Nile Virus-Positive Mosquito Pools Found in Roslindale & West Roxbury

West Nile Virus poses a low-risk to humans even if you're bit. But still protect yourself and home from mosquitoes.

Want to Ride Your Bike On the Common? City Still Says No

After discussions among top city officials and leaders, you still can't ride bikes in three major Boston parks.

Connolly: Boston Becoming City of Very Rich and Poor

John Connolly distinguished himself between the other Conley (Dan) in the race, by saying he's got 2 Ns and 2 Ls in his Connolly.

Consalvo Touts Accomplishments, Vows to be CEO of Boston if Elected

City Councilor touted his public service initiatives like bringing ShotSpotter to Boston, as well as other new technologies to better serve Bostonians.

Photos, Recap of West Roxbury Candidates Night

More than 20 candidates for Boston mayor and city council positions spoke to West Roxbury residents about why they want to represent you.

Council Candidate Jeff Ross Knocking Doors in West Roxbury

South End's Jeff Ross is running for at-large Boston City Council.

List: Attending Candidates Night in West Roxbury

Check out who is scheduled to attend the forum.

Mayoral, City Council Candidates Night in West Roxbury on Monday

Hear the candidates on Monday night in West Roxbury.

Public Meeting Being Held About Recent Weld St. Gun Incident

Boston Police were originally called to Weld Street for a report of a shirtless man with a gun.

Mimimum Wage, Sick Time, Could Be On Next Ballot

The group has two high-profile supporters in the state.

Survey Says! Drivers Going Slower by Grove Street Traffic Improvements

Speeding has gone down on Grove Street due to crosswalks and radar-activated monitors letting drivers know how fast they are going.

Tech Community Seeks Repeal of State Software Tax

Revenue from the new tax, which went into effect July 31, will go toward state transportation and infrastructure needs.

Q&A: Mike Ross Says Lengthen School Day, Deputize Meter Maids

The city councilor from downtown Boston talks about climate change affecting Boston, and how he's staying in shape during the campaign.

Patrick Signs 2013 Sales Tax Holiday into Law

You can safely buy that big screen TV in-state without a 6.25 percent sales tax on Aug. 10 and 11.

Mt. Vernon Street Bridge Getting Long Overdue Renovations

State Rep. Ed Coppinger worked to get renovations done to the Mt. Vernon Street bridge by the West Roxbury Library and Lyndon School.

Rush, Coppinger Against Closing RMVs, Including Rozzie Location

State Sen. Mike Rush and state Rep. Ed Coppinger are against the closing of the Roslindale Registry of Motor Vehicles location.

Q&A: Bill Walczak - More Charters, Bike Lanes, and Community Involvement

Bill Walczak founded the Codman Square Health Center and the Codman Academy Charter Public School - and he'd like your vote for mayor.

O'Malley and Tobin Go Door Knocking in West Roxbury

O'Malley fielded questions from residents about speeding on Baker Street, schools and development.

Legislators Override Gov. Patrick's Transportation Bill Veto

A $500 million tax hike has been voted into law for future state transportation needs.

New Collaborative Formed to Help Marathon Bombing Victims

The Attorney General's Office, Office for Victim Assistance, Boston Public Health Commission and One Fund Boston are working together to continue to address the medical needs of survivors and victims' families.

West Roxbury's Keogh, City Council Candidate, Talks Schools with Parents

Martin Keogh is running citywide for the Boston City Council

Should the BRA Separate? City Council Candidates Weigh In

Individuals running for Boston's four at-large seats spoke out about the local authority.

MBTA Expands Educational Program for Seniors, People with Disabilities

The MBTA has partnered with Door2Door Transportation of Somerville.