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Mayor Wu’s Coffee Hour in South Boston is Monday
Mayor Wu’s Neighborhood Coffee Hours offer a unique opportunity to speak directly with the Mayor and staff from City departments about City services and resident [...]
South Boston Street Fest Returns September 19 for Its 26th Year
SOUTH BOSTON, MA — One of South Boston’s favorite days of the year is almost here. The 26th South Boston Street Fest returns Saturday, September [...]
After 19 Years, Kenia is Retiring from Sidewalk Cafe
After nearly two decades behind the counter at Sidewalk Cafe, a familiar, friendly face is saying goodbye. Kenia is retiring after 19 years at the [...]
BPD Seeks Public’s Help Identifying Suspect in Repeat South Boston Larceny Investigation
The Boston Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in efforts to identify the individual shown in the accompanying images as it relates to an [...]
Early Voting for the State Primary Begins Saturday in Boston
Ready to cast your ballot? Early voting for the September 1 State Primary kicks off in Boston on Saturday, August [...]
Man Arrested After Allegedly Recording Children with Camera Glasses at Boston Common Frog Pond
At approximately 6:00 AM on Tuesday, August 18, 2026, officers assigned to District A-1 (Downtown) along with US Marshals arrested Mark Sullivan, 60-years-old, [...]
South Boston PSA: Don’t throw your smoke detector in the trash
Here’s a little Southie PSA that could save lives: If your smoke detector is going off, please don’t take it [...]
City Clerk says Councilors should file agenda items “sooner than 10 minutes” before deadline at Rule 15 hearing.
In a year when the City Council has repeatedly debated its own rules, the body held a hearing Thursday to [...]
Councilor Mejia’s community clean-up office hours remove almost 80 pounds of trash from Moakley Park
Councilor At-Large Julia Mejia moved her office hours out of City Hall and into the neighborhood on Saturday for a [...]
South Boston A’s Win 13-15U RBI Baseball Championship!
Big congratulations to the 15U South Boston A’s! The team took home the 13-15U Junior Division Championship in the Boston [...]
City Council Weighs Mandatory Training Requirements for Unarmed Security Guards
Unarmed security guards deter potential criminal activity across nearly all facets of public life and can be the first responders to emergencies. To ensure these [...]
Man Fatally Stabbed Following a Fight at South Station
At about 5:33 PM on Wednesday, August 12, 2026, Transit Police Officers responded to a radio call for a person stabbed in the area of [...]
Boston Police Warn Residents About Rise in Apartment Rental Scams
The Boston Police Department is warning residents about a rise in apartment rental scams targeting individuals searching for housing throughout the city. These scams typically [...]
Councilor Flynn Urges Neighbors to Apply for FY 27 Community Preservation Funds by August 31st Deadline
BOSTON - Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn is urging District 2 neighbors to apply for the 2026 Community Preservation Funding round. Every year, the Community [...]
12-Year-Old Injured While “Train Surfing” on Red Line Near Andrew Station
A 12-year-old was seriously injured after reportedly “train surfing” on top of a Red Line train early Tuesday morning. According to Universal Hub, the child [...]
City Councilor Ed Flynn calls on City Council for an Emergency Session on Public Safety
City Councilor Ed Flynn, District 2, recently wrote a letter to City Council President Liz Breadon regarding an Emergency Session on Public Safety. You can [...]