People of color have disproportionately received fewer doses than white residents in the state.
VACCINE EQUITY NOW! COALITION ASKS BAKER TO ALLOCATE 20% OF NEW DOSES TO HARD HIT COMMUNITIES
PUBLIC TRANSIT PUBLIC GOOD RESPONDS TO RESTORING MBTA SERVICE
On March 29, the MBTA confirmed that it will "fully fund its operating budget in the coming fiscal year and begin to restore cut service."
VACCINE EQUITY NOW! COALITION CALLS FOR PROGRESS FROM BAKER
The administration is not distributing the promised additional 20% vaccine allocation for hardest hit communities in Massachusetts.
KIM JANEY TO BE SWORN IN AS 55TH MAYOR OF BOSTON
She will be joined by colleagues and loved ones at the ceremony.
UNITE HERE TO HOLD PRESS CONFERENCE AND PICKET LINE
They will be joined by senator Joe Boncore and former Marriott Copley employees, fired in the middle of pandemic, calling for legislation.
ELECTED PODCAST TO FEATURE KENDRA HICKS
Now in its second season, the program will highlight the District 6 candidate.
FORMER MARRIOTT COPLEY WORKERS WILL PROTEST OUTSIDE OLD EMPLOYER
Marriott Copley employees tossed out in the middle of pandemic demand fair treatment after decades of service.
INBOX: JOHN BARROS LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN FOR MAYOR OF BOSTON
Barros is the fifth mayoral candidate to enter the race.
CAMPBELL ORDERS INFORMATION ON OFFICER’S INVOLVEMENT IN CAPITOL ATTACK
The city councilor demanded transparency around a Boston Police officer’s participation.
CAMPBELL UNVEILS PLAN FOR POLICE TRANSPARENCY
The mayoral candidate put forth a public safety and criminal justice plan.
