LATEST NEWS
Surviving the Sumner Tunnel Closure in East Boston: A Comprehensive Guide
East Boston residents and commuters brace themselves for the most disruptive construction project the city has seen in years—the Sumner Tunnel closure. From July 5th [...]
Be on the lookout for a bull roaming the streets of Boston
When it comes to wildlife, Boston has it all! Mean turkeys, swimming coyotes, bald eagles, bunnies, chickens, and now a bull. Yes, a bull. Earlier this week, a bull escaped [...]
Massport Awards Annual Rauseo Memorial Scholarship – East Boston resident receives award for college
BOSTON – The Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) today announced the recipient of the annual scholarship honoring the memory of longtime employee Donna Rauseo. The 2024 Donna [...]
Boston has the fourth worst traffic in the nation and eighth in the world! Lucky us!
This is probably not news to anyone who drives in the city, but a new report by Inrix revealed that Boston’s 2023 traffic has been ranked the [...]
Council President Flynn And Councilor Flaherty Announce $4 million in FY24 Capital Plan for South Boston Waterfront Fire Station
BOSTON - With the unprecedented development boom of the South Boston Waterfront over the last decade and more, Council President [...]
Teen from JP Arraigned for Attack of a Woman at Broadway Station Last Week
From DA Kevin Hayden's Office: BOSTON, May 1, 2023 –A Jamaica Plain teenager has been ordered to conditional home confinement [...]
Mayor Wu, BFD Celebrates Inaugural Boston Fire Cadet Class
Cadet Program designed to help ensure sworn members of Boston Fire Department better represent City demographics BOSTON - Monday, May [...]
A new neighborhood – “Seaport South” – just stop, please.
Universal Hub reported via Boston Globe reporter Janelle Nanos about a vibrant new neighborhood in Boston called "Seaport South."Â Good [...]
Group of Juveniles Attack a Woman at Broadway Station with her own Groceries.
MBTA Transit Police have reported that a group of five kids attacked a woman at Broadway Station around 4pm on [...]
The Mysterious Case of Mean Comments via”Interested Party” on the Boston Globe
Well, this is interesting. The Boston Globe has revealed a "situation" that is happening in their comment sections online. A [...]
White Stadium is getting a renovation – City of Boston announces requests for proposal.
Finally! The City of Boston has issued a request for proposals for the renovation of White Stadium in Franklin Park.  The goal is to create a state-of-the-art [...]
Council President Flynn Announces $8.5 million in Community Preservation Act Funding For District 2
BOSTON - Last week, the Community Preservation Committee awarded a total of $40 million to 56 projects for this year’s round of Community Preservation funding. [...]
Council President Flynn Calls For Office of Pest Control in the City of Boston
Sort of like a pied piper BOSTON -Â In a key effort to tackle the persisting issue of rats in the City of Boston, Council [...]
Prepare: More MBTA Service Changes coming In May
Service changes planned for the Blue, Red, Orange, Green, Silver, Greenbush, Kingston/Plymouth, Middleborough/Lakeville, Rockport, and Haverhill lines. BOSTON – The MBTA today announced service changes [...]
The Curious Case of the Phantom Parking Meter in South Boston
Parking in Southie can be a "challenge," to say the least. But when there's a parking meter and a parking sign working together to ensure [...]
BPD Community Warning: Warns Against Spiked Drinks and Urges Victims to Report the Incidents
BPD Community Alert: The Boston Police Department would like to remind the public of the dangerousness of scentless, colorless, and tasteless drugs such as Rohypnol, [...]
