BOSTON -- June 29, 2026, Boston City Council hearing spotlights indefinitely closed Blackstone pool and unfulfilled BCYF swim program promises. The Committee on Human Services held a virtual hearing June 29 on conditions and access
BOSTON -- June 25, 2026, Boston City Council committee hears testimony on $30 million affordable housing fund authorization. The City Council's committee hearing on Docket 0968, held June 25, convened with Committee Chair
BOSTON -- June 24, 2026, Boston City Council approves roughly $79 million in federal housing grants and a new inflation-linked senior property tax exemption at its June 24 session. The five U.S. Department
BOSTON -- June 17, 2026, Boston City Council convenes brief session to receive mayor's amended FY2027 budget, debate delayed to June 24. The council met remotely on June 17 solely to assign a
BOSTON -- June 15, 2026, Boston's Ways and Means Committee moved a senior property tax cost-of-living measure toward a floor vote scheduled for June 24. The committee, chaired by District 6
BOSTON -- June 12, 2026, Boston City Council housing committee advances $79 million in federal HUD grants covering homelessness, housing, and economic development. The Committee on Housing and Community Development, chaired by District 5 Councilor
BOSTON -- June 10, 2026, Boston City Council approves $8.1 million FY27 budget amendment package hours before a midnight deadline. Council At Large Benjamin Weber, chair of the Ways and Means Committee, presented the
BOSTON -- June 5, 2026, Boston City Council committee endorses nine historic preservation nominees across three commissions. The Committee on Planning, Development, and Transportation, chaired by District 8 Councilor Sharon Durkin, held a virtual confirmatory
BOSTON -- June 4, 2026, Boston City Council committee hears four hours of testimony demanding abolition of the city's regional intelligence fusion center. The Committee on Civil Rights, Racial Equity, and Immigrant Advancement,
BOSTON -- June 4, 2026, Boston City Council committee hears testimony on citywide proposal to eliminate residential parking minimums. The Committee on Planning, Development and Transportation held a June 4 hearing on Docket 0809, a
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