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So two things were accomplished by the end of Wednesday’s City Council Meeting. The controversial “unity” restricting map was approved, and the city council received a pay raise. When we [...]

Update: Via BPD: Please cancel the BPD request to identify the female involved in an unattended death on Monday October 31, 2022, at the Codman Burying Ground located at 64 [...]

The bridge will be replaced to protect its structural integrity+ensure reliable service. The Dorchester Ave. Bridge has been closed since June for repair and was supposed to reopen August 31st. [...]

Update: The new districting map has been passed by the city council. The final vote was 9-4.  The four no-votes were Baker, Flaherty, Flynn and Murphy. Original Post: Right out [...]

Thinking about throwing out that old mattress or maybe some tattered towels or stained duvet cover with the weekly trash? Well, think again. Starting on Tuesday, November 1st, the Massachusetts [...]

From Transit Police News: On October 31, 2022 at approximately 9:30PM Transit Police officers assigned to the South District were at the MBTA's Ashmont Station. While there a woman who [...]

From BPD News: At about 2:14 PM, on Monday, October 31, 2022, officers assigned to the Citywide Drug Control Unit, made an onsite firearm arrest of two 15-year-old male juveniles [...]

With the circulation of additional redistricting maps, as well as concerns from public housing advocates and residents across the city about transparency, City Council President Ed Flynn has called for [...]

Calls for Greater Transparency, Public Process, Establishing Commission “I’m strongly opposed to the latest amended version of Docket #1275, also known as the Breadon-Arroyo map, which my colleagues at the [...]

Grade 4 students at the Richard J. Murphy School were joined by Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and non-profit organization Rehearsal for Life’s new executive director, Robert Kordenbrock, for an Urban [...]