The MBTA and the City of Boston aim to improve bus speed and reliability citywide with a major transit signal priority upgrade as a part of the MBTA’s Better Bus [...]

Written By: Senator Nick Collins Earlier this month, residents across Boston saw their property tax bills go up and, in some cases, skyrocket. There are several reasons for this, and [...]

From DA Kevin Hayden’s Office: BOSTON, January 19, 2025 – As part of a multi-partner initiative targeting store-based crimes, Suffolk prosecutors over the last quarter of 2024 secured stay-away orders [...]

At about 11:15 AM, on Saturday, January 18, 2025, officers assigned to the Drug Control Unit of District C-6 (South Boston) arrested Tyrone Turner, 40, of Dorchester, on firearm and drug charges. [...]

BOSTON – Sunday, January 19, 2025 – Mayor Michelle Wu today announced a cold weather advisory and winter safety tips ahead of the bitterly cold temperatures forecast for Tuesday, January [...]

Last weekend, Noah Greany was struck and killed by a car in Andrew Square after getting coffee.  He was just 26 years old.  The Andrew Square Civic Association will hold [...]

BOSTON-  At this week's Boston City Council meeting, Councilor Ed Flynn will re-file a hearing order to discuss pedestrian safety, traffic-calming, and expanding the Safety Surge program in the city. [...]

The City of Boston is moving ahead with plans to expand the Bluebikes network, adding 21 new stations across Charlestown, East Boston, South Boston, and the South Boston Waterfront. This [...]

When it comes to rising stars in the Boston youth basketball scene, Condon Middle School’s eighth-grader, Jayden Bengoche is making a name for himself. Over the weekend, Bengoche took his [...]

Updated tax proposal expands on Mayor Wu’s relief package that passed the City Council and House of Representatives last year - See Press Release Below: BOSTON - Monday, January 13, 2025 - Mayor Michelle [...]