We realize that local, neighborhood trees will not look like the one at Rockerfeller Center, but can we at least get one that's not half bald and bare with Christmas [...]

Built in 1908, today’s Northern Avenue Bridge was in service for over a century, before it was closed in December 2014. The City of Boston will be reconstructing this iconic [...]

Looks like a new development is coming to 400 West Broadway!  A new plan has been filed with the BPDA to replace an existing three-story building with a five-story, 36-unit [...]

Legislation to extend health care, restrict public funds for National Grid moves to Committee BOSTON- State Senator Nick Collins (D-Boston) recently presided over Senate Session, advancing legislation to the Joint [...]

Livable Streets would like Southie residents to take their survey about what your priorities are for improving safety on South Boston streets.  Kindly take a moment to take the survey.  [...]

On Saturday afternoon around 3pm BPD was called to the area off Moakley Park for reports of shots fired.  A gun being fired was believed to be happening in the area [...]

After receiving numerous messages voicing concern about the new smoke shop opening up on East Broadway, City Councilors Michael Flaherty and Ed Flynn release a statement.  See  below:    

From BPD News: At about 12:00PM on Thursday November 15, 2018, members of the District C-6 Drug Control Unit (South Boston) and officers assigned to District C-6 (South Boston) executed [...]

Patrick Lee, 45-year-old dual US-Irish citizen pleaded guilty this week in federal court for charges related to mortgage fraud. He was extradited from Ireland last year to face charges.  According to [...]

Press release: BOSTON – Last week, Boston City Council President Andrea Campbell & Councilor Ed Flynn called for a hearing on domestic violence and sexual assault in the City of [...]