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About Jacob Downey

Jacob Downey is a contributor to Caught in Dot. He is formerly of The Clock, Plymouth State University's award-winning student newspaper. He enjoys spending time with his two kittens - Gin and Tonic - reading Uncanny X-Men and writing about local government meetings.

Listen up, Slumlords: City Council Introduces “Worst Landlords” Database

2026-10-23T10:08:17-04:00

The City Council has introduced an ordinance to publish a biannual list of Boston’s worst landlords. The new “Bad Landlords List” will document property owners with persistent, serious housing code [...]

Listen up, Slumlords: City Council Introduces “Worst Landlords” Database2026-10-23T10:08:17-04:00

National Urban Rodent Summit offers new pest control strategies from top rat experts

2026-09-27T13:49:31-04:00

Rat experts gathered in Boston this week for the second annual National Urban Rodent Summit. The two-day event brought together rodentologists, pest management pros, and public health officials from across [...]

National Urban Rodent Summit offers new pest control strategies from top rat experts2026-09-27T13:49:31-04:00

Boston Police Department shares summer crime stats at four-hour public safety hearing

2026-09-14T17:47:26-04:00

The City Council Committee on Public Safety held its first meeting since July to deliberate on months of hearing orders related to public safety initiatives and violence-prevention strategies with the [...]

Boston Police Department shares summer crime stats at four-hour public safety hearing2026-09-14T17:47:26-04:00

Lynch, Collins, Markey, and Minogue win big in the primaries, move on to the midterms

2026-09-02T17:50:09-04:00

With the primaries called, incumbents Senator Ed Markey, Congressman Stephen Lynch, and State Senator Nick Collins remained party frontrunners, while Republican gubernatorial candidate Mike Minogue topped the conservative ticket. Collins’ [...]

Lynch, Collins, Markey, and Minogue win big in the primaries, move on to the midterms2026-09-02T17:50:09-04:00

City Council considers 12 weeks of full pay through updated Paid Parental Leave program

2026-08-31T08:35:04-04:00

Returning to the Council Chambers after the birth of her son, Councilor Gabriela Coletta Zapata filed a new ordinance that would provide city employees with their full salary for the [...]

City Council considers 12 weeks of full pay through updated Paid Parental Leave program2026-08-31T08:35:04-04:00
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