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Building on Mayor Wu’s Youth Job Guarantee and historic participation last year, job opportunities across sectors are available to young people across city neighborhoods this summer
City of Boston will lead service activities and calls on community-based organizations and residents to plan One Boston Day volunteer opportunities.
This evening, Mayor Michelle Wu will deliver her 2025 State of the City Address. Please see below her remarks as prepared: Good evening, Boston! Thank you to our hosts at the MGM Music Hall, and to...
BCYF Creates offers free classes for kids in 14 different arts disciplines
The City of Boston is also launching the Boston Energy Saver program to provide support for residents navigating rising energy costs, ensuring that small property owners and tenants can access the...
All school-aged children and families in Boston will now have access to historical sites and performing arts institutions, expanding access now to twenty of Boston’s world class institutions
The City of Boston and BUSP will aim to award 50% of all total contracting dollars, for the design, construction, and ongoing operations of the White Stadium renovation project, to minority- and women...
Mayor Michelle Wu, Pine Street Inn, The Community Builders celebrate the new development at 3368 Washington Street that welcomes residents and provides 202 affordable homes with essential support...
Boston to invest $250,000 to support free swim lessons this spring and summer, with applications now open for partner organizations.
Mayor Michelle Wu testified before Congress on Boston’s immigration policies.
Intergenerational Black History Month celebration of music, dance and spoken word, while recognizing the importance of labor in the Black experience
City reinforcing emergency response processes while also implementing long-term resilience plans
Led by the City of Boston, MA, City of Cleveland, OH, the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County, TN, the Mayor of Gainesville, FL, and the Mayor of Salt Lake City, UT, over 40...
The City invites visionary ideas for transforming vacant spaces in Downtown Boston into a hub of creativity, commerce, and community.
City celebrating 10 years of annual spring neighborhood cleanups
The family-friendly hockey event on the Plaza to run from February 15-17.
Mayor Michelle Wu and City officials today announced preparations currently underway in the City of Boston ahead of expected snowfall this evening and shared resources available to residents and those...
New legislation addresses street safety concerns regarding food delivery apps
Mayor Michelle Wu today announced that Victory Programs, Inc. (VPI), with support from the City of Boston and state partners, has acquired the enVision Hotel at 81 South Huntington Avenue. Building on...
More than 250 volunteers canvassed every Boston neighborhood.
Boston becomes first city in the country to require new buildings to achieve net zero carbon emissions standards upon opening
The Boston Landmark designation celebrates the architectural, cultural, and civic significance of Boston City Hall
Funding will support the creation or preservation 637 units of housing in 12 developments across eight neighborhoods
The City of Boston and Boston University continue the tradition of paying tribute to the life, legacy, and influence of Dr. King.
New program will build on City’s ongoing work with partners to prevent evictions, which resulted in 423 evictions prevented in 2024
Mayor Wu issues reminders ahead of snowfall this evening.
Interactive art part of Downtown Boston Alliance’s WINTERACTIVE initiative.
Federal funding will help Boston Public Schools accelerate progress toward a fully electric bus fleet by 2030
Updated tax proposal expands on Mayor Wu’s relief package that passed the City Council and House of Representatives last year
The City of Boston will host the 2025 Mayor’s Youth Summit on February 22 – featuring entertainment, food, celebration, and youth performances – for teens ages 14-19.
