Boston Arts Advocates Pack City Hall to Oppose 27 Percent Budget Cut
Boston Ways and Means Committee hearing draws more than 150 arts advocates against proposed 27 percent arts budget cut.
Boston Ways and Means Committee hearing draws more than 150 arts advocates against proposed 27 percent arts budget cut.
Boston's Ways and Means Committee draws more than 150 arts advocates opposing a proposed $1 million cut to the Mayor's Office of Arts and Culture.
Boston City Council calls for independent probe of in-custody death, approves $32.6 million in preservation funds.
BOSTON -- April 28, 2026, Boston residents demand reversal of youth job cuts and $4 million mental health pilot funding at City Hall budget session. The Committee on Ways and Means, chaired by District 6
BOSTON -- April 28, 2026, Boston residents pack City Council budget hearing, urging restoration of millions in cuts. Committee Chair Benjamin J. Weber convened the Ways and Means Committee's first FY27 public listening
Boston City Council challenges Community Engagement Cabinet over FY27 budget cuts and district notification gaps.
Boston's City Council Ways and Means Committee drew dozens of residents Tuesday night to a fiscal year 2027 budget listening session, with speakers urging restoration of a $6 million cut to school-year youth jobs, a $450,000 Access to Counsel eviction-defense program slated for elimination, and a $4
BOSTON -- April 27, 2026, Boston's Mayor's Office of Housing faces a $5 million, 9.6 percent budget cut in the proposed FY27 spending plan. The Committee on Ways and Means
Boston's housing office presented a $49.2 million FY27 operating budget, a 9.6 percent cut from the current year, amid warnings of a federal funding battle that could upend $48 million in homelessness grants.
Boston's Department of Innovation and Technology told the City Council's Ways and Means Committee Monday that it saved $1.2 million by migrating its employee self-service HR portal in-house and a further $1 million by handling a cloud data warehouse transition internally, saving roughly $200,000 a y
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