The Healey-Driscoll Administration announced $779,458 in funding to improve food access in underserved communities throughout Massachusetts by increasing local food production. The funding will ...

As the holiday season gets underway, State Fire Marshal Jon M. Davine is reminding residents to select Christmas trees carefully, water them every day, and decorate them safely to reduce the risk of a ...

On December 12, hundreds of older adults visited Boston City Hall for the annual Holiday Connections event, hosted by Boston’s AgeStrong Commission and AT&T. This long-standing collaboration has been ...

Stephen Scire, of Sammy Carlo’s Delicatessen & Catering, was picked to be the “Elf of the Year” by the Madaro Foundation for his never-ending generosity to the foundation and the community of East ...

Joe Ruggiero and family with the help of local businesses and joining forces with the East Boston Central Catholic School and the Beverly Richards School of Dance to bring the 2025 Tree Lighting in ...

The East Boston Chamber of Commerce invited the businesses of East Boston to participate in its annual Window Decorating Contest “Deck the Windows.” To participate, local businesses decorated their ...

The cold, harsh reality for many Americans in 2024 is that the promise of benefitting from a booming economy still is only a dream, where even those who are lucky enough to work full-time are barely ...

Last week, the Planning Department hosted a meeting about the old A-7 East Boston Police Station at 69 Paris Street, which is undergoing a disposition process to be rehabilitated.

The Police Activities League (PAL) of Massachusetts, in coordination with AT&T, has donated six new laptops to the Salesian Boys and Glub. Kimberly Gleason, CEO of PAL of Mass., traveled to the ...

For rideshare drivers – especially women and people of color – attacks are an occupational hazard they live with every shift. Car accidents, unruly passengers, and verbal harassment are ever-present ...

Last winter was oppressive for most of January and February. The daily high temperatures barely broke 30 and the wind chills every morning were in the single digits. But we had plenty of sunshine and ...

An analysis of 10 months of Boston City Council hearings reveals that city councilors have repeatedly and consistently raised concerns about overtime spending, staffing levels, crime lab operations ...