A gathering at the Mattapan Teen Center (MTC) on Fri., April 10, night that was billed as community meeting was actually a surprise party to salute the center’s director Rick Aggeler on his 20th year of work anniversary.
The Sisters of St. Joseph of Boston hosted their 13th annual Living the Dream Dinner on April 13 at the Seaport Hotel, bringing together supporters
A long-stalled development proposal that was the center of controversy in Lower Mills about seven years ago has resurfaced in recent weeks with the project
The measure — if successful — would extend TPS protections for Haitians through April 2029.
Marshall, a graduate of Boston College, will succeed Commissioner Paul Burke, whom Wu thanked for “strong and steady leadership” over nearly four years.
A 3-year, $21 million state highway project to repair a key stretch of the I-93 expressway near Columbia-Savin Hill that is scheduled to start soon
Tang has held the position since 2024. She previously was president of the Boston Teacher’s Union (BTU).
Cuts in spending for youth jobs in the mayor’s budget have ignited outrage among many of those same people who benefitted from employment programs in
“These kids are way smarter than I am,” said judge Mark Deluca. “They’re very creative and work very hard.”
Rollins must gather 1,000 signatures by next week to appear on the 2026 ballot.
The proposal by property owners Jim Pascal Jr. and Tyler Pascal would replace portions of an existing property at 39 Minot St. with three buildings
Naamah Brown decided to create a safe play space for her son Jason and other kids on the autism spectrum.
A development team has scaled back the number of units – from 24 to 18 – in a building they are proposing for the site
The public is invited to attend a workshop this Saturday (April 18) at the Codman Square Branch of the Boston Public Library to learn more
A 15-year-old Dorchester teen was arrested yesterday (April 13) following a shooting that left another juvenile injured outside a Burger King fast-food restaurant and near
Every student got a hat and students and educators were surprised with two tickets to an upcoming home game.
Visitors will have the opportunity to explore the institute’s interactive exhibits, including its full-scale replica of the US Senate chamber.
Sen. Nick Collins is the latest newsmaker to join the DotLife podcast for an in-depth interview.
“If the officer did nothing wrong, then we should be able to see it on the video,” said attorney Ben Crump.
A three-member panel of judges who sit on the Massachusetts Appeals Court held a court session in the ballroom of UMass Boston’s Campus Center on
A March 31 huddle between the city’s public safety leaders and neighborhood activists in Dorchester offered up a sometimes harsh critique of how the Wu
Regular Red Line service resumed Wednesday, weeks ahead of schedule.
Two ways to support community journalism in Boston’s neighborhoods
The family of Stephenson King Jr. has retained Benjamin Crump, whose previous clients include the families of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor.
The Supreme Judicial Court peppered lawyers for the city of Boston and plaintiffs suing over the White Stadium project with questions in a hearing this
