Latest City of Boston news

We also created an RSS feed for City of Boston news.

Filter

Author

Jul 11

Demolition Delay application: 47 Holbrook Street

The application is to demolish a single-car garage at 47 Holbrook Street in Jamaica Plain.

Jul 11

Demolition Delay application: 65 Northern Avenue

The application is to demolish Our Lady of Good Voyage Chapel at 65 Northern Avenue in South Boston.

Jul 11

Central Library renovation receives multiple design, construction awards

Accolades include the prestigious 2017 AIA/ALA Library Building Awards and Boston Preservation Alliance Awards.

Jul 11

Traffic advisory for July 14 - 16

Bastille Day, the Run to Home Base 5K, and the Betances Festival will all affect traffic.

Jul 11

Final version of Imagine Boston 2030 released

Imagine Boston 2030 will guide long-term growth to boost quality of life, equity, and resilience in every neighborhood across Boston.

Jul 11

Notes from the Archives: The Boston Almanac

Today, we’re highlighting our collection of Boston Almanacs. This 1836 Almanac was published by S.N. Dickinson, located at 52 Washington Street.

Jul 7

Youth Enrolled in Boston's Summer Jobs Program Attend Youth Enrichment Day

Mayor Walsh welcomed students to Youth Enrichment Day; announced winning “Youth Lead the Change” Participatory Budgeting Projects

Jul 7

Demolition Delay application: 26 Percival Street

The application is to demolish a two-family residence at 26 Percival Street in Dorchester.

Jul 7

Demolition Delay application: 387-389 Sumner Street

The application is to demolish a two-family residence at 387-389 Sumner Street in East Boston.

Jul 7

Tips for a Safe and Healthy Summer

We have some ideas on how to be mindful about your well-being this summer.

Jul 7

Mayor Walsh’s Movie Nights return August 7

Residents and visitors can enjoy popular films under the night skies in 11 City parks.

Jul 6

Traffic Advisory for Saturday, July 8, 2017

Open Canal Street, Chinatown Main Street Festival, Hare Krishna Procession

Jul 6

Image for children enjoyed the new artificial turf and lawn games on city hall plaza in 2015

City offering free youth summer lunches to City Hall Plaza

Young people 18 and younger can enjoy summer activities on City Hall Plaza and pick up a lunch at no cost.

Jul 5

NFPA Hot Work Safety Certificate update

A valid NFPA Hot Work Safety Certificate is required on all Hot Work Permit Applications effective September 1, 2017.

Jul 3

2017 Neighborhood Slow Streets Zone Selection

We received 47 applications for the 2017 Neighborhood Slow Streets program. Using the objective criteria described in the application, we've selected five new communities to join in 2017.

Jul 1

BCYF Gallivan Community Center to undergo $3 million renovation

“The capital project will result in a facility that you deserve and that can accommodate the programs you want,” said Mayor Walsh.

Jun 30

Mayor Walsh signs $3.15 billion FY18 budget

The $3.15 billion budget proposal represents an increase of $148.5 million, or 5 percent, over the FY17 budget.

Jun 29

Traffic advisory for July 4th Celebration

We will be prohibiting vehicle traffic and restricting parking on select local streets in Boston.

Jun 29

Municipal leaders reaffirm commitment to immigrant communities

Mayor Walsh and other officials and advocates gathered to discuss local policies and programs.

Jun 29

Demolition Delay application: 39 Mt. Everett Street

The application is to demolish a garage at 39 Mt. Everett Street in Dorchester.

Jun 29

City of Boston kicks off 36th annual Harborfest

The opening ceremony will be held at Faneuil Hall Marketplace.

Jun 29

BCYF’s Girls Nights start July 12

Boston girls are invited to sign up for these free, fun, girls-only events!

Jun 29

BCYF Fun Stops return for the summer

BCYF Fun Stops offer free, daily drop-in activities at five locations.

Jun 28

Year one: milestones and progress

Just over a year ago, Mayor Walsh launched the Boston Creates Cultural plan, a ten-year plan to strengthen cultural vitality in Boston and weave arts and culture into the fabric of everyday life...