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New Boston redistricting chair demands census data from BPDA
Boston City Councilor Liz Breadon inherited oversight of the city’s redistricting process and has just over two months to get new maps done. -
Boston City Council breaks out in chaos following Arroyo sexual assault allegations
Political animus and racial tension punctuated a deeply divided meeting. -
Boston City Council president suspends Arroyo's committee chairmanships
Fallout from the Suffolk County District Attorney race has spilled into the Boston City Council -
Councilor Baker files subpoena for Arroyo investigation-related documents
The controversy surrounding the Suffolk County district attorney's race continues to widen. -
Returning to lead BPD, Michael Cox calls for renewed bond between police and the public
Boston's new police commissioner says a beating by fellow officers in 1995 transformed his approach. -
Environmental allies Markey and Wu take victory lap over US Senate bill
Mayor Michelle Wu said the bill could be a boon to Boston climate resiliency. -
Wu, state officials take steps to bolster child care offerings
The Boston mayor signed an executive order to clarify childcare zoning regulations. -
Police unions sue over City Council non-lethal weapons, police oversight ordinances
The suit also seeks to clarify whether a 1973 council ordinance mandating a minimum staffing requirement of 2,500 sworn BPD officers is enforceable. -
Three things to know about the new Boston city budget
For the first time in its history, Boston’s budget includes the voice of its city councilors -
Boston City Council partially overrides Wu’s budget veto
The adjustment will re-allocate $2 million to several council priorities.
