Boston Hearing Exposes Gaps in Voucher Discrimination Enforcement, Staffing, and Data
Boston City Council committee examines persistent housing voucher and race discrimination six years after landmark study.
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Boston Mayor Holds COVID, Census, and Election Briefing as City Watches 2.7 Percent Positivity Rate
Boston mayor outlines COVID thresholds, election logistics, and major Suffolk Downs approval in September 2020 press conference.
Boston community access TV clip from July 22 meeting contains no recoverable content
A Boston community access TV clip from an unidentified committee meeting on July 22, 2026, contains no recoverable audio or deliberative content.
Boston City Hall Hosts Annual Three Kings Day Celebration With Music and Remarks
Boston City Hall marked Three Kings Day with music, diplomatic remarks, and a Rosca de Reyes reception.
New Mission Titans Rout Brighton 33-0 After One Quarter in Boston City League Girls Game
New Mission Titans dominated Brighton Bengals in Boston City League girls' high school basketball, shutting out Brighton 33-0 in the first quarter. Senior point guard Jashari Green scored 15 first-quarter points for New Mission, which improved to 6-1 on the season under head coach Vin Bowie.
Boston College Awards $1.14 Million in Alston-Brighton Grants to 21 Organizations
Boston College distributed $1.14 million in community grants to 21 Alston-Brighton organizations at its combined Neighborhood Improvement Fund and Community Fund ceremony.
Boston Closes $34 Million Resiliency Fund With Record $3.8 Million Final Round
Boston closes its pandemic Resiliency Fund at $34 million as mayor announces final $3.8 million round to 62 groups.
Boston City Council Unanimously Passes $3.35 Million Federal Homelessness Grant
Boston City Council passes $3.35 million homelessness grant but holds off on mayor's tenant notification bill.
Boston Sets June 1 Office Reopening Date, One Week Behind State Schedule
Boston's mayor announced a June 1 start date for office reopening, one week after the statewide May 25 deadline under the governor's Phase 1 plan.
Boston PFC Approves All Seven DND Property Transfers in First Virtual Hearing
Boston Public Facilities Commission unanimously approved all seven Department of Neighborhood Development property votes at its July 22 meeting, transferring long-vacant city-owned parcels in Dorchester, Roxbury, South Boston, and the South End to community organizations and developers for $100 each