After suffering damage over the winter from severe flooding and storms, the Harry McDonough Sailing Program is in jeopardy of not opening on its scheduled program start of July 9th.  [...]

As I speak with voters across South Boston, I hear about two pressing issues most consistently: development and gentrification. With housing prices soaring, so many people who have called Southie [...]

It's gonna get hot in the city today and Mayor Marty Walsh wants everyone to be safe!  The excessive heat and humidity could get the temperature as high as 103 this [...]

Letter to the Editor: This September’s race for State Representative is incredibly important to our community because we will be electing a new leader to represent our neighborhoods in the [...]

On Thursday night around are 9pm, two teenage girls riding a moped collided with a truck on East Eighth Street near Mercer Street.  They both are suffering from life-threatening injuries [...]

The Boston City Council voted 11 to 2 on Wednesday to approve an ordinance to regulate short-term housing rentals done through platforms like Airbnb.  Here’s how the voting went down! Baker: No [...]

If you have Amazon Prime, you’ll be able to get your kale and artisanal cheese from Whole Foods delivered right to your door lickety-split!  The Amazon-owned grocery store just launched [...]

See press release below: BOSTON, MA -- Boston City Councilor At-Large Michael Flaherty, Chair of the Committee on Government Operations, has announced that he has filed a Committee Report which [...]

Kerrick Pierce, 23, from Pembroke pleaded not guilty in South Boston Municipal Court to charges including assault and battery and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon during the May [...]

Yikes!  We realize that fighting traffic in Boston is a daily occurrence.  No matter how you plan your day, you get stuck! Well, we haven’t been imagining it!  According to [...]