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 [...]

UPDATE: Boston Transportation Department has informed us Tuesday afternoon that the lanes of traffic heading East on West Broadway is now back to two lanes.  But be aware of the [...]

Oh no!The Massachusetts Department of Public Health is reporting that a Boston man in his twenties has tested positive for the coronavirus. The man recently returned from Wuhan, China. The [...]

UPDATE: We are sad to report that Jimmy Donnelly has passed away. On Friday morning, Mayor Marty Walsh, along with city officials, named the parking garage at City Hall after [...]

Over 100 people filled the Tynan School's cafeteria to discuss the proposed cannabis shop at at 538 East First Street.   A very special thank you to Jenn Menjin on sharing [...]

All MBTA Buses to be Zero-Emissions by 2040 BOSTON- Last week, the Senate Committee on Ways and Means advanced a series of bills aimed at addressing climate change and reducing [...]

See Press Release Below BOSTON – Recently, Representative David Biele joined his colleagues in the House of Representatives in unanimously passing legislation to ensure Massachusetts’ students have access to breakfast [...]

See Press Release Below: January 29, 2020 – Boston, MA – Seaport’s newest winter entertainment destination, Snowport Winter Village, adds to its robust community offerings with an exciting event – the [...]

Thanks to the the Community Preservation Act funding, two South Boston projects have been recommended for funding approval by Mayor Marty Walsh including a historic memorial.  To refresh your memory, [...]