Budget invests in programs to support workers, small businesses, entrepreneurs BOSTON—This year, the Massachusetts Legislature delivered a state budget for fiscal year 2027 (FY27) without raising taxes on Massachusetts residents [...]

The City Council voiced support for mail-in voting as the United States Postal Service (USPS) imposed additional requirements on vote-by-mail systems ahead of the midterms. “Mail-in voting is an important [...]

Boston College High School is investigating an alleged racist incident that took place near its Dorchester campus on Thursday, September 17. According to Boston.com, Carly Nguyen said she and her mother [...]

Buckle up, Southie!  Make sure to watch construction signs!  You may also notice crews working on curb ramps as part of sidewalk construction around the neighborhood. The City is upgrading [...]

New PORT PAWS program helps cruise guests start their journey on the right paw   BOSTON – Travelers coming through the Port of Boston can now look forward to meeting some [...]

History in Motion USS Constitution is scheduled to get underway on Friday, September 25th from Charlestown Navy Yard at 10:00 A.M. The cruise will be visible from the Boston Harborwalk, [...]

Councilor Ed Flynn has a bold plan to increase the number of affordable housing units in the City of Boston, to follow San Francisco, and to scale back affordable-unit requirements [...]

The MBTA has several shutdowns planned for this weekend, so if you’re taking the T, you’ll want to plan ahead. The Red Line will be shut down between JFK/UMass and [...]

A busy Boston intersection is once again raising safety concerns following another crash involving a scooter. According to NBC10 Boston, Boston City Councilor Erin Murphy has filed an emergency hearing [...]

BOSTON, September 13, 2026 – A South Boston man is facing animal cruelty charges in South Boston BMC after police found one dead dog and several other emaciated dogs in [...]