Walsh Warns ZBA Quorum at Risk if Council Delays Nominee Vote
Mayor Walsh warns Boston City Council that ZBA inaction could halt city development. Speaking at a Wednesday press briefing, Mayor Martin J.
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Boston Public Facilities Commission Approves Four Design Contracts at Single Meeting
Boston Public Facilities Commission approves four design contracts totaling more than $1.3 million.
Boston Marks Ten Years of Public Bike Share With Regional Leaders and Bike Unveiling
Boston and neighboring cities mark 10 years of public bike share with a Blue Bike unveiling and calls to expand the network.
Boston Election Board Certifies 20 Early Voting Sites for November Presidential Election
Boston Election Commission certifies 20 weekend early voting sites and 17 drop boxes for the November 3 presidential election.
Boston Public Schools Safety Chief Details Staggered Fall Reopening Security Plan
Boston's new school safety chief outlines a five-phase pandemic reopening plan for Boston Public Schools.
Boston Names Nine Garden Contest Winners at Virtual 2020 Ceremony
Boston held its 2020 Mayor's Garden Contest awards ceremony virtually, crowning winners across nine categories as the COVID-19 pandemic forced the annual Public Garden event online. Parks and Recreation Commissioner Ryan Woods emceed the ceremony alongside Mayor Martin J.
Boston Breaks Ground on First New Firehouse Built in 30 Years
Boston celebrates topping-off of first new firehouse in over 30 years, a $23.5 million Roxbury facility for Engine 42.
Boston Police Unveil Nation's First Memorial Wall for Officers Lost to Suicide
Boston Police Department unveiled what officials call the nation's first memorial wall dedicated to officers who died by suicide, honoring 13 officers at a July 22 ceremony.
Boston Reports 12 Independent Labor Day Shootings, COVID Rate Drops to 1.7 Percent
Boston Mayor Walsh reported a citywide COVID-19 positive test rate of 1.7 percent and 12 independent Labor Day weekend shootings at a September 3 press conference.
Boston Schools to Start Remotely September 21, Hybrid Phases Begin in October
Boston will start its 2020-21 school year fully remote on September 21, with optional hybrid learning phasing in through November under a plan tied to a 4 percent citywide COVID-19 positive test rate threshold.