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WCVB is reporting that A Dorchester man is accused of indecently assaulting two females on a Red Line train. Transit police said two females, ages 15 and 18, reported being [...]

Listen up, MBTA bus commuters! Especially the #7 riders! Now is your chance to have your voice heard! Back in May, the MBTA released a draft map of changes. Regarding the [...]

The Boston Herald is reporting that a group of South Boston civic organizations filed an open-meeting law complaint against the city council.  They believe the city council redistricting process so [...]

On Thursday, October 13th, the City of Boston Credit Union was honored at the Annual Cooperative Credit Union Association APEX Conference at Mohegan Sun for two state level 1st-place awards [...]

October 24, 2022 Members of the Boston City Council –  We are reaching out, in unity, to oppose any redistricting map that further separates the South Boston neighborhood.  Currently the [...]

 Bill Aims to Improve Patient Access to Necessary Medication Options BOSTON – Monday, Senator Collins and his colleagues in the Massachusetts State Senate enacted H. 4929, An Act Relative to [...]

A time capsule of the way it was in a neighborhood on the brink of gentrification. GBH Archives on social media shares little bits of Boston history in short videos. [...]

This past Wednesday evening, over 100 residents gathered at the Condon School to discuss the process of redrawing council district lines. South Boston elected officials are less than pleased with [...]

Update from MSP: The victim in this crash is identified as Mark McAuliffe, 49, whose last known permanent address was in Malden. The investigation into the crash is ongoing. At [...]

UPDATE: Liam Neeson was on set! "Thug" tells the story of an aging gangster attempting to reconnect with his children and rectify the mistakes in his past, but the criminal [...]