Remember back in November during our city council election a recount was ordered?  Or maybe you don’t because per usual, there was low voter turnout.  Anyway, after the election for [...]

This is probably a surprise to no one who rides the MBTA but a panel found that safety was not a priority and tightening the budget/pushing through capital projects was. [...]

On Saturday morning, Mayor Martin J. Walsh and the Office of Veterans’ Services dedicated the area outside 329A West Broadway as a Hero Square to commemorate Martin McDonough, a South [...]

'Tis the season for lots of packages getting stolen from stoops and doorways  in Southie.  Apparently, suspects follow the delivery trucks and then swipe the packages when the coast is clear. [...]

Red Line riders listen up! Third of Four Weekend Red Line Diversions Starts Tonight! Bus shuttles are being provided between Broadway and Kendall/MIT for four weekends beginning at 8:45 p.m. [...]

See Press Release Below: The Massachusetts State Police are seeking the public’s help in identifying a hit-and-run driver who fled after striking a pedestrian in South Boston Monday morning. Investigation [...]

Monday, December 2, 2019 – Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced continued preparations ahead of another winter storm, that is expected to bring an additional 6 to 8 inches of [...]

On Saturday, December 7, Mayor Martin J. Walsh and the Office of Veterans’ Services will dedicate the area outside 329A West Broadway in South Boston as a Hero Square to [...]

We kick off the month of December with snow in the forecast.  You may be thinking to yourself, “Hell, no!  I’m not ready for this,” but there’s no reason to [...]

See Press Release Below BOSTON - Last week, Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn held two hearings at the Council; one aimed at pedestrian crossing signals and traffic calming, and another [...]