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Missing Person Alert: 16-year-old Quatashia Evans-Gordon of Dorchester
Update - Quatashia has been safely located. From BPD News: BPD Missing Person Alert: The Boston Police Department is issuing a missing person alert and [...]
Mayor Wu, Chief of Streets Jascha Frankin-Hodge and MBTA General Manager Steve Poftak to Make a Major Transit Announcement
What could the announcement be? A high speed gondola? A bar cart on the Red Line? Double-decker buses? You’ll have to tune in Wednesday at [...]
Mayor Wu announces some changes to B Together Policy
BOSTON – Tuesday, February 8, 2022 – With the city and the region experiencing significant reductions in COVID-19 hospitalizations, expanded ICU capacity, and a decreased [...]
BPS Superintendent Brenda Cassellius announced she will transition out of her role at the end of the school year
UPDATE: On Tuesday, Mayor Michelle Wu, School Committee Chair Jeri Robinson and Boston Public Schools Superintendent Brenda Cassellius will host a press availability at Brighton High School. They [...]
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, [...]
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: [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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. [...]
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. [...]
Recap of Mayor Walsh’s COVID-19 Press Briefing on June 4th
Did you miss the mayor’s press conference yesterday? Don’t worry! Here’s a recap from Mayor Walsh’s COVID-19 press briefing on Thursday, June 4, 2020. Case numbers: As [...]
Death Investigation in Dorchester
From BPD News: At about 2:29 AM on Thursday, June 4, 2020, officers assigned to District B-3 (Mattapan) responded to a radio call for a [...]
Listen up, dog owners! We need to do better!
We are in the midst of a pandemic. Due to COVID-19, for the past two months, we’ve been advised to stay at home, practice social distancing and [...]
Spokehouse/Bowdoin Bike School was vandalized and robbed.
On Sunday evening after a protest downtown turned violent, several shops and storefronts were vandalized and looted from Cambridge to Dorchester. Spokehouse/Bowdoin Bike School was [...]
The Boston Reopen Fund is helping small businesses open their doors while keeping our community safe.
Written By Mayor Martin J. Walsh Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, the health and safety of the people of Boston has been my [...]
Peaceful protest and vigil in Franklin Park
Thousands of people gathered in Franklin Park on Tuesday night for a protest against the killing of George Floyd and police brutality. Organized by Black [...]