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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. -
Former interim Boston Mayor, activist Mel King endorse Nika Elugardo in four-way state senate race
In a social media post late Wednesday, Elugardo said she was "deeply moved" by the pair of endorsements from historic Black leaders. -
Boston City Council approves symbolic slavery apology
Along with an apology, the resolution text includes a four-pronged commitment.
