BOSTON - At today’s Government Operations Hearing on rent stabilization, Council President Flynn proposed an affordable housing tax exemption for property owners that charge below-market rate rent in the City [...]

Keep your head on a swivel when visiting downtown crossing. Gheesh!  From BPD News: At about 7:49 PM, on Sunday, February 19, 2023, officers assigned to District A-1 (Downtown), responded [...]

The City of Boston has decided to ban North End restaurants from on-street dining this year, citing narrow and congested streets as part of the reason. Other reasons include the scheduled [...]

Earlier this week, the MBTA announced some March service changes on the Red, Orange, Green, and Mattapan lines, in addition to the Newburyport/Rockport and Haverhill Commuter Rail lines. Good grief. The [...]

Good things come to those who wait...and lord knows we've been waiting a very long time to step inside the new and improved Curley Community Center, aka the L!  Our [...]

At the first Boston City Council Meeting this year, City Council President Ed Flynn and Councilor At-Large Michael Flaherty refiled a hearing order to discuss the safety of light poles, [...]

Let the debate begin! Mayor Michelle Wu officially filed her rent control proposal with the City Council on Monday.  According to the Boston Globe, the proposal calls for rent increases [...]

The New England Boat Show at BCEC to Impact Local Traffic - February 15 – February 19, 2023; Local Parking Limited The New England Boat Show will be taking place [...]

On Monday morning around 11am, BFD responded to a call at 19 Colonel Michael J. McDonough Way for a report of a building fire.  Smoke was showing from a second-floor [...]

What the…. We realize that South Boston has a parking crisis.  It’s hard to find a spot. You circle the blocks and can’t find anything – especially late at night.  [...]