"It’s been proven that that area is deadly for pedestrians, and a mess for people in cars too, so let’s fix it up,” says City Councilor Ben Weber.

It would be easy to paint Boston construction mogul Jay Cashman as anti-bike lane. He insists he’s not that guy.

LOOK WHO’S HERE — Former governor and NCAA President Charlie Baker is at Boston College this morning to announce a ...

Tompkins' image took a big hit last week when FBI agents arrested him in Florida and federal prosecutors charged him with ...

Boston will officially recognize August 30th as “New Edition Day,” highlighted by renaming a portion of Dearborn Street in Roxbury to “New Edition Way.” According to CBS Boston, Mayor Michelle […] The ...

The Office of Campaign and Political Finance deliberately puts off reaching any resolution regarding specific complaints ...

Boston officials are rolling out new tools and sensors to increase the fight against rat infestations, as residents continue ...

The new list, released Aug. 5 by the U.S. Department of Justice's Office of Public Affairs, includes three states and one ...

The opponents to Wu's plan for White Stadium say that a fully public alternative can be built with just $64.6 million. The post White Stadium opponents unveil alternative plan they say is cheaper as ...