Mayor Michelle Wu today announced a series of events honoring New Edition, the legendary Boston-based R&B group founded in Roxbury in 1978, on Saturday, August 30. In recognition of the [...]

The Spark Council is a volunteer leadership and civic engagement program for millennial and Gen Z residents responsible for leading engagement initiatives and advising the mayor's office on the affairs [...]

The Boston Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying the individual shown in the accompanying images in connection with an ongoing assault and battery investigation, which you can [...]

BOSTON - Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn will resume his Evacuation Day & St. Patrick’s Day Parade Task Force meetings next Monday, August 25th. These monthly preparation meetings will include [...]

Edward F. Kenney passed away peacefully, surrounded by his loving family, on August 18th, just days before his 104th birthday. Born and raised in South Boston, Ed lived a long [...]

BOSTON - Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn is urging residents of Boston and District 2 neighbors to apply for the 2026 funding round of the Community Preservation Funds. The deadline [...]

Let’s hear it for Southie native and Western New England University graduate, Jake Harrison!  He announced on Tuesday on social media that he has signed to play for a professional [...]

This wasn’t Fast & Furious: Southie Drift, but it sure looked like it. According to the Boston Globe, over the weekend, a swarm of about 100 dirt bikes, scooters, and [...]

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) today announced that, effective August 24 as part of Fall 2025 service changes, all subway lines and eight frequent bus routes will offer extended service [...]

Annual Chapter 90 legislation delivers funding for paving roads, easing traffic, and culvert and bridge improvements BOSTON—Last week, State Senator Nick Collins and State Representative David Biele joined their colleagues [...]