Testimony began this week in the case of Edwin J Alemany, the man accused of murdering South Boston resident Amy Lord and attacking three other women.  Back in July of [...]

The Norwegian Dawn is back in town!Are you wondering why helicopters were circling over head on Friday morning?  They were sneaking a peek at the cruise ship that was stranded [...]

Leave your brown bag lunch at home!  Take a break from your ordinary lunch break and head to the Lawn on D!Every Friday this summer, The Lawn on D is shaking [...]

Emphasis on local issues relating to open space, public safety and transportation issues The following is a press release from Rep. Nick Collins' office:Last week, Representative Nick Collins announced his legislative [...]

Will this be the end of towing? The Boston City Council will vote on Wednesday for a pilot program for a new initiative that will eliminate towing for street sweeping and [...]

On Wednesday, May 27thThe Raymond L Flynn Commission will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, May 27th at 6:00 p.m. on the fifth floor of City Hall.  The hearing will solicit [...]

An Op-Ed Piece by Mayor Marty WalshIn honor of National EMS Week, May 17 - 23, I would like to recognize the men and women of Boston Emergency Medical Service—public [...]

The Brothers Leader Talk about setting back Southie by thirty years.  You may recall that last August,  after attending a Red Sox game on Scott Leader, 38 and his younger [...]

From your friends at CISDear fellow citizens of South Boston,As of May 13th,  Mayor Marty Walsh and the City of Boston ended the temporary emergency traffic reconfiguration - AKA the temporary [...]

On the roadHave you ever thought to yourself, "If only City Hall were mobile?"  Well, from your mouth to God's ears.  Mayor Walsh has heard your prayers.  City Hall is [...]