Boston City Council Passes $30 Million MBTA Bus Lane Grant, Josiah Quincy School Funds
Boston City Council approves $30 million MBTA bus lane grant and $182.8 million school building funds at year-end session.
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Boston Extends Reopening Pause One Day, Advances to Phase 3 Step One February 1
Boston extends COVID reopening pause and clears Phase 3 Step One launch for February 1.
Walsh and Lynch Announce American Rescue Plan Relief for Boston, Slam MBTA Cut Plans
Boston Mayor Walsh and Congressman Lynch outlined American Rescue Plan relief for the city while Lynch issued sharp warnings to the MBTA over reported service cuts.
Boston Board of Appeal Approves Three Residential Projects With Design Conditions
Boston's Board of Appeal approved three separate residential development proposals Tuesday, each subject to ongoing BPDA design review conditions.
Boston Arts Academy Tops Off $125 Million Building, Fulfilling Walsh's 2014 Promise
Boston Arts Academy marked a topping-off milestone for its new $125 million Fenway facility on July 22. Mayor Martin J.
Boston PFC Unanimously Approves Three DND Land Transfers at July Meeting
Boston's Public Facilities Commission unanimously approved three Department of Neighborhood Development votes at its July 22, 2026 meeting, advancing land preservation, a parking parcel transfer, and an affordable housing timeline in Dorchester and Mattapan.
Latin Academy Defeats Tech Boston 58-51 in COVID-Shortened BPS Season Opener
Latin Academy defeated Tech Boston 58-51 in the opening game of the COVID-shortened 2021 Boston Public Schools basketball season.
Boston Board of Appeal Denies East Boston Rear-Building Project Over Density and Parking
Boston Board of Appeal denies East Boston mixed-use project amid community opposition and approves a flood-zone residential rehab.
Boston Nears 50,000 COVID Cases as Officials Push Vaccine Equity, Warn on Hospital Capacity
Boston approached 50,000 cumulative COVID-19 cases as city officials urged vaccine uptake in communities of color and warned that hospital ICU capacity had reached 99 percent of non-surge beds.
Boston Officials and Unions Demand MBTA Halt Proposed Service Cuts and Fare Increases
Boston officials and labor leaders rally to block proposed MBTA service cuts affecting thousands of essential workers.