Unemployment Rate Worsens In North End Area: Feds

The unemployment rate in Suffolk County increased recently.

Suffolk County Ahead Of Biden's Coronavirus Vaccine Goal

Here is how the North End area is doing with coronavirus vaccinations.

North End Area Unemployment Decreases: Feds

Suffolk County's unemployment rate is higher than the Massachusetts average.

Celebrating Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month In Boston

Offering classes like tai chi to everyone helps invite and promote diversity and increases understanding across cultures.

Join The Urban Forest Plan Community Advisory Board In Boston

The form will be open until June 18, so please also share it with your friends and family in the neighborhood.

Mayor Janey Proposes $50 Million Emergency Relief Plan, Funded Through The American Rescue Plan In Boston

Boston expects to receive over $500 million in federal funds to support the City's recovery from the pandemic through the end of 2024.

Boston Council Recognizes May As National Preservation Month

The Council recognized May as National Preservation Month in the City of Boston.

Boston Council Recognizes Physician Mental Health Awareness Day

The Council encourages all healthcare employers to improve access to mental healthcare for their physicians and all employees.

Parks Department Provides Edwards Playground Update In Boston

Work is expected to begin as soon as the contract is finalized within the next few months.

A Message From Commissioner Mccosh: Reopening Updates In Boston

A weekly message from Commissioner McCosh in support of the local disability community.

Boston Council Celebrates National EMS Week

Boston EMS and Paramedics field an average of 125,000 911 calls for help each year and respond to over 300 emergencies a day.

Message From Commissioner Mccosh: Reopening Updates In Boston

A weekly message from Commissioner McCosh in support of the local disability community.

Boston Neighborhoods In Full Bloom This Spring

Spring has sprung in Boston's parks, and we are taking the opportunity to salute the efforts of our Horticulture staff.

Mayor Janey Announces Mass Cultural Council's Designation Of Little Saigon Cultural District In Boston

“We are excited about the official cultural district designation,” said Annie Le, Board President of Boston Little Saigon.

1st Citywide Tree Inventory Underway In Boston

The data collected during this tree inventory will provide an important snapshot in time of the condition of Boston’s street trees.

Mayor Kim Janey Names Stephanie Garrett-stearns Chief Communications Officer In Boston

“Stephanie Garrett-Stearns is a communications veteran with insight into Boston’s diverse communities,” said Mayor Kim Janey.

2021 Summer Eats Grants Applications Are Now Open In Boston

Grants will be available for community organizations interested in hosting a Boston Summer Eats meal site.

First Citywide Tree Inventory Underway In Boston

This canopy inventory kicked off earlier this year, carried out by a team of five trained arborists from PlanIt Geo.

The Digital Divide: How Wide In North End Area?

U.S. shows great variance in access and use of high-speed internet.

2021 Mayor’s Garden Contest Now Open In Boston

“Boston’s gardens and green spaces bring so much joy to our residents,” said Mayor Janey.

2021 Summer Eats Grants Applications Are Now Open In Boston

“It is imperative that we work to close the summer food gap, and this initiative is the first step in doing so,” said Mayor Kim Janey.

Statement From Boston Mayor Janey

'Sworn police officers refused to speak to investigators, frustrating efforts to uncover the truth.'

Boston Council Recognizes Need For More BIPOC Mental Healthcare Providers

Research shows that most ethnic groups overall report similar or fewer mental health disorders than Whites.

Boston Council Urges Congress To Enact Energy Innovation And Carbon Dividend Act

The Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act, H.R. 2307, places the financial burden upon those who contribute the most emissions.

Boston City Council Recognized May 2021 As Asian Pacific American Heritage Month

The performance featuring students and staff from the Josiah Quincy Elementary School and Josiah Quincy Upper School can be viewed online.

Boston Council Recognizes National Nurses Week

The City Council designated May 6-12, 2021, as National Nurses Week in order to recognize the significant contributions of all nurses.

Boston Council Supports Athletes Free Expression For Human Rights

This week, the Council adopted a resolution in support of athletes’ free expression to recognize that black lives matter.

Latest Updates From The Department Of Neighborhood Development In Boston

Find affordable rental and home ownership opportunities in the Metro-Boston area by using the Metrolist.

Share Your Comments On Regulations That Protect Boston's Wetlands

Keep updated on the development of regulations with the Conservation Commission newsletter.

Public Comment Period Available For Draft Amendment To Boston Cannabis Board Rules And Regulations

No Licensee in the City of Boston including but not limited to recreational cannabis dispensaries, manufacturers, and cultivators.

Mayor Janey Took A Ride With Her Family To Celebrate 144th Anniversary Of The Boston Swan Boats

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Swans Boats were not open for the 2020 season.

Boston Council Urges State To Pass Legislation Relative To The Educational Needs Of Students

Students with disabilities are particularly impacted by COVID-19 and learning loss, as many require in person instruction and services.

City Council Expresses Gratitude For Boston Teachers

During this week's Council meeting, the Council recognized May 3 through May 7 as Teacher Appreciation Week in the City of Boston.

City Council Celebrates Haitian Heritage In Boston

In years past, Haitian Flag Day was commemorated in Boston with a parade along Blue Hill Avenue through Dorchester and Mattapan.

City Council Recognizes May As Mental Health Awareness Month In Boston

Mental health problems can affect individuals of any race, religion, age or economic status.

2021 Public Space Invitational Design Competition Launched In Boston

This year's program seeks to support the expansion of community compost in Boston.

Mayor Janey Announces The 2021 Public Space Invitational Design Competition In Boston

The Public Space Invitational is part of a continuing series of efforts to engage Boston's creative community.

Mayor Janey Calls On Eversource To Cancel The Proposed Substation In East Boston

“As mayor of Boston, I will not remain silent when the people of East Boston are crying out,” said Mayor Janey.

Join Us For Our May 2021 Watercolor Painting Workshops In Boston

Practice your landscape painting skills at this free and fun watercolor painting workshop series, hosted by the Mayor's Mural Crew.

City Of Boston Seeks Public Input For Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan Update

The City is being diligent & intentional about the makeup of this plan so that it reflects the diverse communities within our neighborhood.