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The application is to demolish the structure at 1252-1268 Boylston Street in Fenway-Kenmore.

A weekly message from Commissioner McCosh in support of the local disability community.

St. Guillen will work to advance equity, diversity, and opportunity in the cannabis industry.

The 10-day pop-up site is in partnership with the East Boston Neighborhood Health Center.

Our weekly photography clinic, perfect for social distancing, has weekly challenges to help you hone and improve your photography skills.

Building on his commitment to creating and maintaining affordable housing in the City of Boston, Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced the preservation and the start of the rehabilitation of 97...

Pools will be operated and used in accordance to public health guidelines.

The Office of Economic Development’s Small Business Office is offering free personalized posters for businesses to display information on their window.

This program is to understand how e-cargo bikes could fit into Boston’s delivery landscape that could inform our potential approach, current obstacles to e-cargo bike adoption by private businesses...

Cooling centers will be open on Sunday and Monday in accordance with COVID-19 safety guidance.

The Boston Parks and Recreation Department recently completed a landscape rehabilitation project around Ward's Pond in Olmsted Park, part of Boston’s historic Emerald Necklace.

Twenty-three new locations across Boston will help support small businesses and provide additional accessible food options to residents.

Over $23 million in grants have been distributed since March to support those most impacted by COVID-19

The Learn & Earn internship, has enrolled more than 500 Boston youth.

Franklin Park Zoo gets a hippo and Boston builds a rapid transit system. Three men reflect on growing up in Dorchester in the early 1900s.

This fall, there are several important election dates to keep in mind.

A weekly message from Commissioner McCosh in support of the local disability community.

Mayor Walsh and the Task Force are seeking community feedback on police reform in the City of Boston.

Mayor Walsh's executive order to exempt all establishments from the plastic bag ban ordinance will stay in place until September 30.

Our weekly photography clinic, perfect for social distancing, has weekly challenges to help you hone and improve your photography skills.

The application is to demolish the house at 8 Lawrence Street in Charlestown.

The cornerstone of Project Opportunity is the sealing and expungement of CORIs, which severely limit employment opportunities and disproportionately affect communities of color.

The cities are supporting blocking a federal policy that would deny visas to international students.

The renovation will transform the Plaza into a civic space for all residents, with universal accessibility, new civic spaces for all to use, increased environmental sustainability, and critical...

Step One of Phase III of the four-phase Reopening Massachusetts plan will begin on Monday, July 13 in the City of Boston

All programming will be operated in accordance with public health guidelines

Policy addresses hardship in an unstable economy, reduces COVID-19 risks

In September 2019, a group of undergraduate students at Simmons University began work on a project that was initially meant to center on the life and legacy of pioneering social worker and Simmons...

In May, Governor Baker issued statewide safety standards for operators of lodgings, including frequent cleaning and disinfecting within all common areas, heavy transit areas and high touch surfaces of...

On April 20, 2020, Massachusetts passed the eviction moratorium, an emergency law to stop most evictions during the COVID-19 state of emergency.

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