Boston Confirms Three Resident COVID-19 Cases Tied to Biogen Conference

Boston confirms three resident COVID-19 cases linked to the Biogen leadership conference held the prior week at the Long Wharf Marriott.

Walsh Sets 1,500 Daily COVID Tests as Boston Surpasses 10,000 Cases

Mayor Walsh outlines COVID-19 testing expansion and $5.5 million in new small business relief. In a public press briefing aired on Boston's community access TV, Mayor Martin J.

Walsh Holds COVID-19 Press Conference on Testing, Schools, and City Budget

Boston Mayor Martin Walsh fielded questions on COVID-19 testing gaps, city budget pressures, and food access at a pandemic-era press conference broadcast on Boston's community access TV.

Boston Resiliency Fund Tops $27 Million as City Expands COVID-19 Testing and Relief

Boston mayor outlines $27.4 million COVID-19 relief effort, mortgage protection expansion, and testing rollout.

Boston Will Not Reopen May 4, Walsh Announces Amid COVID-19 Surge

Boston Mayor Martin Walsh announced Monday that the city would not reopen on May 4, citing the need for clear public health benchmarks before any restrictions are eased.

Walsh Expands Testing, Allows Restaurants to Sell Groceries Amid COVID-19 Surge

Boston Mayor Walsh reported 6,958 COVID-19 cases and 232 deaths citywide during an April 2020 press briefing rebroadcast on community access TV, as the city neared what he described as the peak of the outbreak.

Boston PIC Approves Eversource Pole, Seaport Easements, and Two Slow Streets Packages in Virtual First

Boston's Public Improvement Commission approved more than a dozen utility, roadway, and pedestrian petitions at its April 23, 2020 meeting, the commission's first conducted by videoconference due to COVID-19.

Walsh Backs School Closure Decision, Announces Fourth Resiliency Fund Round

Mayor Martin J. Walsh addressed Boston residents via community access TV in April 2020, supporting Governor Charlie Baker's decision to close school buildings for the remainder of the school year and extend most child care closures through June 29.

Walsh Launches Sound Trucks, Expands Testing Sites as Boston COVID Cases Top 1,200

Boston Mayor Walsh urges residents to stay home as COVID-19 cases hit 1,245 citywide. At a Tuesday press briefing, Mayor Martin J.

Boston Holds Virtual Interfaith Service for Seventh One Boston Day Anniversary

Boston holds its first virtual One Boston Day as pandemic bars in-person commemoration.