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Can Boston Tax Its Way To More Affordable Housing?
Taxing the boom in luxury housing is one idea being discussed as a potential solution to Boston's shortage of affordable units. -
Andrea Campbell: Racial Inequality In Exam Schools Reflects Equity Problems Across Boston
“We have a real opportunity here to talk about equity in a more significant way," she said. "We can start with the conversations around our schools and making sure that all students have access." -
Jeff Flake’s Many Promises
It wasn't the warmest of welcomes in Boston today for Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake, who was in town to speak at a Forbes event. -
Boston City Council Calls For Hearing On Gas Utility Companies
Councilor Matt O’Malley, the council’s Environment & Sustainability Committee chair, called for a hearing to speak with gas company officials and regulators about the conditions of Boston's gas infrastructure — considered to be some of the oldest in the country. -
Before Arroyo, A #Metoo Moment Tested Walsh, Koh At Boston City Hall
With one lawsuit pending, an earlier case comes to light. -
Former Aide To Boston City Councilor Arrested On Drug Charges
Gary Webster worked for four years as director of constituent services for Boston City Councilor Michelle Wu. -
Boston City Council Set To Vote On New Rules For Short-Term Rentals
The Boston City Council on Wednesday is expected to take up a vote on regulations for short-term rentals, and not everyone is happy. -
#ListenTuesday: The Scrum On The Future Of Housing in Boston
How will Boston preserve housing for middle-class residents and working families? -
8 People Send A Message To Boston's Mayor Walsh
As Boston Mayor Marty Walsh's second term gets underway, WGBH News took to the streets to ask people to send a message to the mayor. Those we spoke to… -
Suffolk DA Dan Conley Reflects On His 16 Years Of Service
Suffolk County District Attorney Dan Conley announced Thursday he will not seek reelection in November.Throughout his 16 years in office, Conley has…