Several political and community leaders with ties to Dorchester, Roxbury, and Mattapan have been named to a series of advisory councils formed by US Sen. Ed Markey’s re-election campaign.
A developer’s plan to demolish a single-family home at 59 Gibson Street and replace it with a 4-story, multi-unit building took an unexpected turn Monday
The Boston Police Department reports a man was shot at 28 Woolson St. between Wildwood and Leston streets in Mattapan shortly before 11:30 p.m. on
The Chester, a new tavern at 1121 Dorchester Ave. near Savin Hill, will open in the coming days, offering an exciting new dining and gathering
Louis D. Brown Peace Institute will host the 30th Annual Mother’s Day Walk for Peace on Sunday, May 10, 7 a.m.
Kroc Center team is ever at the ready to assist Bostonians impacted by disasters such as house fires. Truman Dickerson reports.
In two separate trials, Suffolk County jurors found Gerard Vick, 33, guilty on four counts, including carrying a firearm without a license (second offense), carrying
Boston College High School will expand its middle school to include sixth grade beginning in fall 2027, extending the Jesuit school’s program to grades 6
More precipitation and outdated infrastructure hampers the water quality of the three rivers that flow into Boston Harbor, including the Neponset.
$3 million also laid out for resilience infrastructure, says Senator Collins.
Vu Huynh — shown with his daughter, Emma, inside their restaurant, Huong Que, at 272 Adams St.—plans to open a companion billiards hall next door.
A review of public comments submitted to city officials about a proposed condo project next to the Eire Pub show widespread opposition to the current
New book by Andy Woodruff examines the ebb and flow of neighborhood boundaries.
Monique Tú Nguyen has stepped down as the director of the Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Advancement (MOIA), which she has led since 2022.
A rendering of what the “Funday” open market might look like when it potentially opens for business later this month. All activity would be held
During a town hall meeting in Dorchester last Saturday (May 2), US Rep. Ayanna Pressley argued that now is not a time for Democrats to
Led by Dorchester’s own Lew Finfer, opponents of the income tax cut filed a lawsuit with the SJC arguing that Attorney General Andrea Campbell’s summary
The 15-member group will provide input on the ongoing redevelopment and future operations of White Stadium in Franklin Park.
Diana Fernandez Bibeau will become the next Parks and Recreation commissioner on June 1, and will also assume the new role of Deputy Chief of
The Supreme Judicial Court ruled Friday that Raymond White, convicted along with another man for gunning down two security guards at a supermarket on Columbia
In the shadow of the National Grid rainbow tank, state and city officials gathered Wednesday morning to cut a ceremonial ribbon at the most recent
Citizenship Day, which will be held this year on May 2 at the Reggie Lewis State Track Athletic Center in Roxbury, is an annual event
A bill sponsored by Rep. Brandy Fluker-Reid would create the first state-level office modeled after The Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands — known
Councillors peppered the city’s interim Chief of Streets, Nick Gove, with questions about delays to road and street improvement projects that some argued could result
A development team that includes the Archdiocese of Boston’s Planning Office for Urban Affairs has filed plans for a 105-unit affordable housing project in Mattapan.
