On Saturday, the state police reported that they are not calling residents with complaints or warrants.  According to the MA State Police website, many people have reported to the police [...]

The Broadway Bridge was closed this morning with heavy BPD presence.  According to the Boston Globe, a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle and suffered life-threatening injuries.  The bridge was [...]

Have you notice the fleet of Verizon trucks in the lot on West First Street in Southie?  Yeah, we did too.  This fleet will be bringing Fios to the City [...]

The old Broadway Theatre has been shuttered decades but now it will be developed and breathing new life into the vacant building.  The Boston Planning and Development Agency approved the plans According [...]

Early Wednesday morning, a load bearing wall collapsed at 62 O Street in Southie.  Resident of the building were evacuated.  No one was hurt.  Building inspectors will be investigating the [...]

Written By Mayor Martin J. Walsh On any given day at any given time, I can look outside my window at City Hall and see our streets alive and bustling. [...]

Thanks to Mother Nature leaving stubborn snow and ice, the St. Patrick’s Day Parade route will shortened.  Think 2015 - it will be one straight shot up Broadway - beginning [...]

If you’ve been on social media the past few days, you’ve seen them on your feed.  T-shirts sold at Target showcasing Boston’s neighborhood maps.  Sounds good enough except there are [...]

What a week!  First the Allied War Veteran Council voted 9-4 to deny OUTVETS entry in the Evacuation Day/St.Patrick’s Day Parade.  Then Dan Magoon from Mass Fallen Heroes  resigned from his [...]

Good grief!  South Boston Online is reporting that the parade coordinators - Allied War Veterans Council will not be voting again on their recent decision to deny OUTVETS entry into [...]