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Celebrate South Boston Branch's 150th birthday with family-friendly music, bubbles, snacks, crafts, and memories in the library courtyard on Saturday at 11am.  Register here for a spot!  Some of our [...]

On Tuesday, voters came out to cast a ballot for the Massachusetts state primary election.  Here are the results: Governor - Maura Healy (D) Geoff Diehl (R) Lt. Governor - [...]

Mayor Wu and the Boston Transportation Department Announce Expansion of Boston's Bike Network and Safer Streets. In addition to growing the bike network almost 20 percent by next winter, the [...]

Whether you're new to the neighborhood or have lived here your whole life, you know that parking is a premium in this neighborhood.  So if you park like a jerk [...]

Don’t forget to vote!  The State Primary Election is Tuesday, September 6th - yes, the day after Labor Day! Polls are open 7am-8pm. Wondering where to vote? You can check [...]

With the Ricardo Arroyo sexual assault controversy simmering on the stove, the Boston City Council meeting on Wednesday boiled over into high emotions and then utter chaos.  But first, let's [...]

On Wednesday morning, a Federal Transit Administration report on the MBTA was released. In a nutshell, it states the T has developed troubling safety problems due to focusing on completing [...]

BFD, BPD and State Police responded to call for a water rescue on Monday night around 9pm off of UMass Boston. Evidently, a man fell off of a jet ski [...]

Via State Police Association of Massachusetts On Monday, August 22nd, a male and a female busted into the lobby of the State Police South Boston barracks after crashing their Mercedes [...]

Update: Since this post on Monday, The Boston Globe has come out with another story re: Arroyo.  This time one o the victims has come forward to break her silence [...]