Discussed Pedestrian Safety, Quality of Life Issues BOSTON - In the last two weeks, Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn attended the monthly neighborhood association meetings for three different civic groups [...]

Evidently, someone when crazy with the spray paint this week in Plymouth.  Reminds us a little of the time in Boston when local monuments were defaced.  Eventually, a suspect was [...]

Talk about a bad first date. After meeting Christopher Castillo on a dating app, a woman waited for her date to run into the bank in North Attleboro.  When he [...]

Look down at your hand.  Are you missing your ring? Not one, but two rings were found in South Boston this week.  An engagement ring was discovered in the Seaport [...]

Good grief!  The bus situation is bananas! For several years (yes, years), South Boston has been begging for a solution to our bus situation.  Yes, it’s a situation, folks.  Several [...]

Around 5:20pm, Boston fire responded to a call for a fire at 409 East Seventh Street. Upon arrival flames were showing with heaving fire throughout the two-and-a-half story attached building. [...]

Councilor Flaherty will be presiding over the CPA Committee, while also serving as Vice-Chair of the Committees on Government Operations, PILOT Reform, Public Safety and Rules & Administration. The CPA [...]

City & Neighborhood Services and Stand Alone Committee on Veterans & Military Affairs  BOSTON - Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn was named as the Chair of two Council committees this [...]

Consider Yourself Warned. Back in November, Massachusetts Legislature votes to ban the use of handheld phones while driving. From BPD News: Massachusetts law prohibits operators of motor vehicles and bicycles from [...]

Written by Mayor Marty Walsh February is Black History Month and, in Boston, we have a full series of events planned to celebrate the achievements of Black Bostonians– the women [...]