Employees jobs of the largest hotel in Boston could be in jeopardy
POLS VOICE SUPPORT FOR SHERATON WORKERS
City Council
EVERSOURCE’S EAST BOSTON SUBSTATION: “THIS IS A POWER PLAY”
City councilor and state Sen. Lydia Edwards on the planned electrical substation in East Boston and the proposal to halt its construction
CITY COUNCILOR RICARDO ARROYO TO RUN FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
The former public defender announced his candidacy
THE MOST IMPORTANT NONRACE IN THE COMMONWEALTH
Sometimes in politics, you want to pay attention to who isn’t running. That’s certainly the case in Boston’s D-3 race.
COUNCIL CANDIDATE PITCHES IMMIGRANT-FRIENDLY IDEAS BASED ON EXPERIENCE
“People don’t realize a lot of these kids with immigrant backgrounds come with trauma, coming from war-torn countries.”
CITY COUNCIL PASSESS ORDINANCE RESTRICTING WEAPONS USED BY THE POLICE
The use of crowd control agents and kinetic impact projectiles will be regulated.
THE OPPONENT: NEWCOMER MCBRIDE TAKES ON BAKER IN D3
“We have added housing to the market over the past few years, but we haven’t made significant gains against the underlying occupancy rate.”
SPECIAL FEATURE: THE TROLL TOLL
Municipalities brave Zoom learning curve in pandemic times.
CAMBRIDGE POLS, POLICE COMMISSIONER MELT DOWN OVER BLM DEBATE
Motion over redirecting $4.1M in police funding causes council to explode in anger, accusations
CAMBRIDGE ARTISTS FIGHTING BACK AGAINST DISPLACEMENT
Reflections on a new grassroots political movement in formation
Another Cambridge arts institution is being pushed out of its longtime home by a greedy landlord. And once again, local artists are mobilizing to “discuss and organize for meaningful political action to support the arts” in that city—as the Facebook ...
