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Mark your calendars and prepare to join us to celebrate the holiday season with their schedule of annual lighting celebrations in City of Boston parks!
Grant awards totaling $300,0000 will support 55 community-based sports organizations; Mayor Wu commits to Children’s Bill of Rights in Sports
Youth Speaks Boston (YSB) is the first-ever citywide youth needs assessment to focus on Boston residents ages 14 to 25 during afterschool and after-work hours.
The Office of Returning Citizens will be closed Thursday, November 14, 2024, for the Returning Citizen Career Fair.
The City of Boston would like to congratulate Camila Daniela Costa De Souza and Josimar Costa De Souza on their recent marriage!
The City of Boston would like to congratulate Thomas Turini and Cassidy Hill on their recent marriage!
The City of Boston would like to congratulate Alzira Rodrigues and Sam Suneus on their recent marriage!
The City of Boston would like to congratulate Michael Tran and Tabatha Perez on their recent marriage!
Every year, November 11th serves as a powerful reminder to honor the service, sacrifice, and contributions of those who have served in the U.S. military. This date marks the end of World War I, when...
In a significant move to address the mental health challenges faced by men, the Council has adopted a resolution declaring November as Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month. This initiative aims to...
The Boston Public Health Commission (BPHC) is alerting residents that the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) has lifted the public health advisory issued for cyanobacteria algae bloom in...
Mayor Michelle Wu joined Boston Parks and Recreation Department, Trust for Public Land (TPL), students, teachers, and community members to cut the ribbon on a new, climate-resilient schoolyard at...
Chief Nguyen discusses efforts in the City of Boston to enhance skill-building programs and opportunities for adult learners
Events happening in the City of Boston will bring some parking restrictions and street closures.
The City of Boston is looking to solicit information, advice, and best practices from industry experts, including but not limited to the private vendor community, to enable the City to develop a...
Applications for grants are open now through January 16; $200,000 available to nonprofits for community-led initiatives supporting mental health and well-being
The City of Boston would like to congratulate Truitt Smith and Christopher Smith on their recent marriage!
The City of Boston would like to congratulate Harold Steven Perez Garabito And Derey Shalys Molinari De Perez on their recent marriage!
The Acquisition Opportunity Program supports missions driven developers to acquire and guarantee affordability of the City’s at risk naturally occurring affordable housing
With the help of the Freedom Trail Foundation, the Historic Burying Grounds Initiative has completed a restoration of the cast iron fence along Tremont Street at King’s Chapel Burying Ground.
The City of Boston would like to congratulate Tatiana Tabares and Yohandry Alvarado on their recent marriage!
Mayor Michelle Wu today joined Boston Parks and Recreation Director of Capital Planning Cathy Baker-Eclipse and Egleston Square community members to celebrate the City of Boston’s acquisition of the...
The 2023-24 Digital Equity Fund will support 36 community-based organizations across the City with over $1.4 million.
Boston Public Health Commission recommends all eligible residents get vaccinated to protect themselves and their communities
These condominiums, located at 120-122 Hancock Street, are available from $213,700 to $317,000.
Eight (8) brand new, income-restricted homes are being offered to qualified first-time homebuyers in the Mount Bowdoin neighborhood of Dorchester.
Today, the City of Boston announced the members of the working group that will assess community health needs following the closure of Carney Hospital, receive public feedback, and make recommendations...
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) requires the Mayor's Office of Housing (MOH) to provide an opportunity for public input on certain documents and plans.
A four-year term on the Boston School Committee is set to expire in January
New data analyzed by the Boston Public Health Commission (BPHC) show a decline in overdose deaths in Boston at the beginning of this year compared to the same four-month time period last year...
