BOSTON -- April 28, 2026, Boston's City Council Ways and Means Committee drew dozens of residents Tuesday night to a fiscal year 2027 budget listening session, with speakers urging restoration of a $6
BOSTON -- April 28, 2026, Boston residents pack City Council budget hearing, urging restoration of millions in cuts. Committee Chair Benjamin J. Weber convened the Ways and Means Committee's first FY27 public listening
BOSTON -- April 28, 2026, Boston City Council challenges Community Engagement Cabinet over FY27 budget cuts and district notification gaps. At an April 28 budget hearing covering docket numbers 0733 through 0740, Chief of Community
The Chelsea City Council voted 10-0 to authorize a state 40R application tied to redeveloping the Prattville and Fitzpatrick public housing complexes, then separately rejected 2-6-1 a competing plan to loosen R1 single-family zoning.
BOSTON -- April 27, 2026, Boston's housing office presented a $49.2 million FY27 operating budget, a 9.6 percent cut from the current year, amid warnings of a federal funding battle that
BOSTON -- April 27, 2026, Boston's Mayor's Office of Housing faces a $5 million, 9.6 percent budget cut in the proposed FY27 spending plan. The Committee on Ways and Means
BOSTON -- April 27, 2026, Boston's Department of Innovation and Technology told the City Council's Ways and Means Committee Monday that it saved $1.2 million by migrating its employee self-
BOSTON -- April 24, 2026, Boston City Council opens charter modernization debate with no timeline and no votes. The Committee on Government Operations held a virtual hearing Friday on Docket 0410, sponsored by Councilor Julia
BOSTON -- April 23, 2026, Boston City Council committee scrutinizes 11 percent cut to participatory budgeting office. The Committee on Ways and Means held an April 23 budget hearing on the Office of Participatory Budgeting&
BOSTON -- April 23, 2026, Boston City Council budget panel presses law department on staffing gaps and federal litigation costs. The Ways and Means Committee, chaired by District 6 Councillor Ben Weber, reviewed a proposed