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A ‘serial pimp’ from Dorchester sentenced for sex trafficking three women, teen girl
On Thursday, a Dorchester man was sentenced in federal court for sex trafficking three women and a 16-year-old girl across state lines. The Boston Globe [...]
Boston City Council Vaccine Mandate Hearing on Friday – Tune in
The Boston City Council will hold a hearing on Friday morning to discuss Mayor Michelle Wu’s mandate that workers be vaccinated against COVID-19. According to [...]
Mask Mandate will not end on Feb. 28 for BPS
Well, that’s a bummer. On Wednesday, Governor Charlie Baker announced that the statewide mask mandate for schools in Massachusetts will end February 28. But not for Boston [...]
Mayor Wu announces launch of two-year, fare-free program for MBTA bus routes 23, 28 and 29
Beginning on March 1st BOSTON – Wednesday, February 9, 2022 – Mayor Michelle Wu today announced that the City of Boston is launching the two-year fare-free [...]
Arrest Made in Connection to Vandalism and Arson of BPD Cruiser
From BPD News: At about 5:10 PM on Thursday, June 11, 2020, investigators from the Boston Police, Boston Fire, and the [...]
DCR reopens Day Blvd.
Sully’s lovers rejoice! Staring on Friday, June 12th, the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) will reopen William J. Day Blvd [...]
BPD announces integration of Campaign Zero “8 Can’t Wait” and EPIC Program Recommendations to Use of Force Policies
From BPD News The Boston Police Department is committed to de-escalating incidents to negate the need for the use of [...]
Fireworks complaints up 2300% in the city.
When you read a percentage like 2300% – it frankly sounds made up.  But according to Mayor Marty Walsh during a press [...]
Recap of Mayor Walsh’s Press Briefing from June 10th
Here’s a recap of Mayor Walsh’s COVID-19 press briefing on Wednesday, June 10, 2020. Case numbers: As of today in Massachusetts: 104,156 [...]
MBTA Services to Increase Significantly This Month
Well ahead of anticipated rises in passenger volume, MBTA will increase service for all subway lines and add weekday service for [...]
City Councilor-at Large Julia Mejia addressing the fireworks situation
If we had a nickel for all the tweets and emails we received regarding the incessant fireworks in the neighborhood, we’d have a lot of [...]
City Council Wednesday Meeting includes BPD funding and tactics
In what could be a heated Boston City Council meeting on Wednesday, there are several items on the agenda re: funding for the Boston police [...]
Beware of High Tides on Morrissey Blvd – Traffic Advisory
Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) has issued a traffic advisory for Morrissey Blvd. due to potentially flooding caused by incoming high tides. It's a [...]
Bring on Phase 2! Here’s what it means!
Gov. Charlie Baker announced on Saturday that Phase 2 of the reopening plan can begin on Monday, June 8th. So which businesses will open and what restrictions will [...]
No ride for police: MBTA & UMass no longer provide transportation or staging area
The MBTA announced on Friday that buses will no longer be allowed to transport local police to and from public demonstrations. “At the direction of several [...]
No ride for police: MBTA & UMass no longer provide transportation or staging area
The MBTA announced on Friday that buses will no longer be allowed to transport local police to and from public demonstrations. “At the direction of several [...]