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In the latest post from the Historic Burying Grounds Initiative, we explore the journey of uncovering the history of Bennington Street Cemetery through detailed mapping and research.
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
February Updates Work Hours: 7 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Timeline: ongoing Parking Restrictions: Parking will be restricted on Cummins from Woodhaven Street to Wood Ave during all hours. Our contractor...
The family-friendly hockey event on the Plaza to run from February 15-17.
This week, the Council adopted a resolution declaring last month, January 2025, as National Human Trafficking Prevention Month. This observance, first declared by President Barack Obama in 2010, aims...
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...
Stop by and view a model of the design and talk to the team.
Stop by and view a model of the design and talk to the team.
First funding round calls for proposals for $5 million of total $10 million investment to improve health outcomes in Boston by bolstering economic mobility and financial security
The Boston Landmarks Commission has received a complete Article 85 Demolition Delay application for 19 Kenton Road in Jamaica Plain. This property is a pending landmark but does not have any...
The Mayor's Office of Housing has released a proposed Amendment #2 to the Home Investment Partnership–American Rescue Plan (HOME-ARP) Allocation Plan for a 15-day public comment period.
City again offering assistance for income-eligible residents in filing annual taxes
The Boston Parks and Recreation Department’s Animal Care and Control Division reminds city dog owners that the annual deadline for licensing their pets is March 31, 2025 . All dogs in Boston require a...
Mayor Michelle Wu and the City of Boston’s Equity & Inclusion Cabinet today announced a series of programming to mark the start of Black History Month and create space for residents and families to...
New legislation addresses street safety concerns regarding food delivery apps
This month, we explore local events, educational opportunities, resources and more celebrating Black History Month.
The City of Boston would like to congratulate Julia Rocheleau And Edward Salas on their recent marriage!
The Tuskegee Airmen, famously known as the “Red Tails,” were the nation’s first Black military pilots and played a pivotal role in World War II, escorting bombers and achieving one of the lowest loss...
Kyre Ambrose, a cherished member of the Boston Arts Academy Class of 2023, tragically lost his life on January 4, 2025, in Brockton, Massachusetts. Kyre was a passionate and talented dancer whose...
During this week’s Council meeting, Councilor Fernandes Anderson offered six resolutions aimed at enhancing education, fostering economic development, improving public services, and ensuring equity in...
This week, the Council adopted a resolution celebrating the Lunar New Year 2025, which begins on January 29, marking the Year of the Wood Snake.
The City of Boston would like to congratulate Leon Jackson and Nicole McNeil on their recent marriage!
Twelve organizations implementing strategies that expand refrigeration and freezer space to ensure food is fresh, safe and available to residents across the City.
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...
The Boston Parks and Recreation Department is pleased to announce registration will open on February 3 at 12:00 p.m. for the 2025 Summer Sports Centers at Franklin Park Playstead in Franklin Park...
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 City's Digital Equity work has been recognized nationally once again and cites local public-private partnerships as a driving force behind its success.
New data analyzed by the Boston Public Health Commission show most significant decreases are among Black and Latinx residents
