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Wu Tops Boston City Council Ticket As Women Make Historic Gains
Only one out of every potential 11 voters went to the polls. -
Local Politics: Boston City Council District 8 Candidates
There's less than a week left before the preliminary Boston City Council elections on September 24th. Do you know who your candidates are? -
Boston’s Changing Complexion Shapes The District 5 City Council Primary
Housing, transportation, and crime are among the issues the candidates pledge to tackle. -
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'This Is Not Who I Am': Walsh Defends Culture At City Hall After Two Corruption Scandals
Mayor Walsh said he was shocked and angry by the most recent scandal, but that his administration is not to blame. -
Boston Councilor Proposes Banning Masks At Protests
Fallout from the recent self-described "Straight Pride" parade appears to be growing, not simmering down. -
Why Is This Year's City Council Race So Crowded?
Fifteen people will be on the ballot for at-large seats next month, bucking a trend of low-level interest. -
Campbell Calls For New Focus On Addiction, Homelessness After 'Operation Clean Sweep'
Boston City Council President Andrea Campbell traced the Boston Police Department's recent controversial sweep in the South End area known as "Methadone Mile" back to the 2014 closing of the Long Island Bridge. -
Boston Calling Extortion Case Now In Hands Of Jury
Attorneys for both sides made their final arguments Tuesday. Now, the 12-person jury will decide. -
Judge in Boston Calling Extortion Case Leaves Door Open To Dismissal
U.S. District Judge Leo Sorkon said he is still considering a "judgement of acquittal."
