Bill provides checks and balances to mitigate systemic disruption in care access BOSTON (2/3/2025)—Recently, the Massachusetts Legislature passed legislation that will close loopholes in the health care market regulatory process and increase [...]

BOSTON - At this week’s City Council meeting, Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn will file a hearing order to discuss the status of the South Boston Library. The South Boston [...]

Looks like the race for Mayor of Boston is heating up.  Josh Kraft has released a new video (below) and is hosting an event on Tuesday to announce his candidacy.  [...]

Response from Door Dash: “We're committed to playing our part in helping cities like Boston thrive, while promoting safety in their busiest neighborhoods. That’s why we’ve worked at the encouragement [...]

Earlier this week, In Good Co., a local gift shop in South Boston, faced an unfortunate incident involving property damage and theft. Despite this setback, they recently announced that the [...]

According to a press release from the Jesuits USA East, a Catholic priest from Massachusetts died “tragically” on January 20th in Spain. Father Richard K. Gross, 80, a Wrentham native [...]

Homeowners are Asked to File for Property Tax Abatements by Feb. 3rd Senator Nick Collins recently wrote an op-ed re: Rebates, Increased Exemptions are Real Residential Tax Relief, which you [...]

BOSTON—State Representative David Biele recently announced the winner of his inaugural New Year Card Design Competition for South Boston students. Rea Liko, a resident and student at South Boston Catholic [...]

Faster than the speed of light...well, not really, like 50 MPH BOSTON – The MBTA today announced the upcoming restoration of speeds on the Red Line’s Braintree Branch from 40 [...]