Please see below for updates from Mayor Martin J. Walsh’s COVID-19 press briefing on Wednesday, October 13, 2020. Case numbers: As of today (Tuesday) in Massachusetts: 632 new confirmed cases, for a [...]

Deadline is Thursday, October 16th Take a look at this map? Only 50% participation rate in the neighborhood! Participation in the census is critical as the data and population counts [...]

The City of Boston is accepting applications for fall funding for the Community Preservation Act.  This fund helps with affordable housing, historic preservation, parks and open space. On Tuesday night, City [...]

Moves to Immediately to Enact Reform See Press Release Below: Tuesday, October 13, 2020 - Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced the final recommendations of the Boston Police Reform Task Force, [...]

Do you recognize this person? Transit Police News The subject depicted within is wanted for questioning relative to an Assault & Battery Dangerous Weapon/Knife onboard a Red Line train at [...]

UPDATE: After a marathon virtual meeting on Wednesday night, the Boston School Committee voted unanimously to eliminate the exam for the 2021-2022 school year for admission into the exam schools [...]

Evidently large house parties are causing quite the ruckus in the neighborhood.  On Wednesday night,  City Councilor Ed Flynn, along with State Rep. David Biele, held a virtual community meeting [...]

The Boston Cannons were showing off their Major League Lacrosse Trophy on Tuesday night at Moakely Park. Fans got to have their photos taken with the Steinfeld Trophy.  A few [...]

Please see below for updates from Mayor Martin J. Walsh’s COVID-19 press briefing on Wednesday, October 7, 2020. Case numbers: As of yesterday (Tuesday) in Massachusetts: 454 new confirmed cases, [...]

Mayor Marty Walsh announced Wednesday morning at a press conference that Boston Public Schools is pausing its reopening plan amid a coronavirus spike in the city. See letter from BPS [...]