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Those exposed or developing symptoms are urged to contact their healthcare provider
Residents are encouraged to stay home. If travel is necessary, please use public transportation.
Led by the City of Boston and the Public Rights Project, 44 mayors, cities, and counties argue that the deadly surge of federal agents into Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota is an unlawful and...
More than 300 volunteers canvassed every Boston neighborhood
Events happening in the City of Boston will bring some parking restrictions and street closures.
Driven by community-research, project partners are committed to improving environmental quality on the Blue Hill Avenue corridor.
City encourages Boston employers to hire students and invest in Boston’s future
Update: Mayor Wu declared a snow emergency starting at 8 a.m. on Sunday, January 25, ahead of the forecasted winter storm. Boston City Hall and other municipal buildings, including BCYF Community...
Boston Public Health Commission's Mayor’s Health Line staff will be at City Hall Wednesday, January 21 from 10am-2pm
Mayor Michelle Wu announced a January promotion through Boston Saves, the City’s children’s savings account program designed to engage families in financial education and long-term saving and planning...
Beginning January 15, residents can vote for their top five city project proposals
Ribbon cutting marks completion of the final phase of the historic transformation of the Whittier public housing community
Events happening in the City of Boston will bring some parking restrictions and street closures.
Affordable housing in Brighton, Jamaica Plain, and Mattapan moves forward
The City of Boston and Boston University continue the tradition of paying tribute to the life, legacy, and influence of Dr. King.
The new development will create 15 new affordable condominiums and commercial space in Roxbury
The businesses were approved for transferable all alcohol licenses
The City of Boston’s Office of Human Services and Boston Centers for Youth & Families today announced the award of Swim Safe grants totaling $314,118 to 15 Boston-based nonprofit organizations to...
The Office of Historic Preservation has officially moved into its new home at 26 Court Street.
From Lower Mills to Orient Heights, Charlestown to Hyde Park, 2025 was another productive year for Boston's Office of Historic Preservation.
Boston is preparing to mark the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution—honoring the people, ideas, and places that sparked independence. Led by the City’s Commemoration Commission, planning for...
The Boston Landmarks Commission has designated the historic portion of the Bruce C. Bolling Building—also known as the Ferdinand’s Blue Store—as a Boston Landmark. Long central to the civic, cultural...
This funding supports the restoration of Canterbury Brook and its wetland at the Boston Nature Center in Mattapan
The Boston City Council welcomed Councilor Miniard Culpepper, who began his first term representing District 7 on January 5, 2026, following a recent inauguration ceremony. Councilor Culpepper...
Open gym will take place from 12:00 p.m. -2:00 p.m. on Mondays starting on January 5 and running through February 23.
The city of Boston would like to congratulate Tommy Kim and Neha Dama on their recent marriage!
Events happening in the City of Boston will bring some parking restrictions and street closures.
As flu cases climb, Boston Public Health Commission urges people to get vaccinated
As the Office of Historic Preservation moves into 26 Court Street, we explore the site’s long history of public service since the 17th century.
Mayor Michelle Wu announced three new appointments to the Boston School Committee, Lydia Torres, Franklin Peralta, and Dr. Stephen Alkins. Torres and Peralta will begin their first terms, and Dr...
