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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.
New Year’s Eve celebration returning to City Hall Plaza
Today, Mayor Michelle Wu, Mass General Brigham, and the YMCA of Greater Boston announced a partnership to develop a collaborative food storage and distribution hub. This space will be shared by...
Project to deliver state-of-the-art facilities for Boston Public Schools students, expanded public access, needed investments in Franklin Park, and a home for Boston’s NWSL team
Batson Academy renovation will advance City’s long-term facilities vision and allow deeper collaboration with neighboring UMass Boston to expand college and career pathways
The Boston Parks and Recreation Department on Tuesday joined Charlestown Little League, Chief Climate Officer Brian Swett, City Councilor Gabriella Coletta Zapata, State Representative Dan Ryan, and...
Mayor Michelle Wu today joined the Office of Housing’s Boston Home Center, the Boston Housing Authority (BHA), and hundreds of new homeowners to celebrate a milestone in Boston’s efforts to expand...
Funded through public-private support, new revolving fund aims to deploy up to $25 million to preserve homes at risk of displacement, bolstering Mayor Wu’s efforts to make Boston a home for everyone
The Boston Family Days program includes twice monthly free access days for all Boston school-aged children and their families at premier Boston institutions; builds on 44,000 attendees that used BPS...
Funding used to launch the Greater Boston Climate and Coastal Resilience Workforce Alliance - investment in building a 21st-century climate workforce and connecting workers with good, green jobs
Mayor Michelle Wu, the Boston Parks and Recreation Department, and title sponsor The Province of Nova Scotia will host Boston’s signature holiday celebration, the 83rd annual Boston Common Tree...
New financial assistance and guidebook will make it easier for residents to create more housing on their properties
The grant program, which totals $1.5 million, will provide support to organizations serving youth throughout Boston
