When city and state officials gathered at the corner of Columbus and Walnut Avenues in October to mark the opening of the city’s first center-running bus lane, notably absent was representation from the Garrison Trotter Neighborhood Association, the resident group that claims many of the streets around the new lane.

An Essex County prosecutor on Tuesday dismissed the case against activist Ernst Jean Jacques, who Swampscott Police last year charged with assaulting an 80-year-old Trump supporter after she was seen throwing water in his face during a rally in Swampscott.

The jury verdict in the Ahmaud Arbery trial was essential to preserve among Blacks and liberal whites the vestige of an impartial justice system.

Governor Charlie Baker announced today that he will not be seeking a third term, guaranteeing new leadership for the commonwealth in 2022.

Roxbury’s long-vacant ‘Crescent Parcel’ is set to be transformed with new housing units, green space and new church parish space as the city’s development agency moves forward with one of several plans proposed this past spring.

U.S. Sen. Ed Markey announced Saturday that he was endorsing Boston City Councilor Lydia Edwards in her bid for state Senate.

Having health insurance is one of the most important things you can do for yourself and your family.

The Boston Lyric Opera made the decision to postpone its fall 2021 production of “Madama Butterfly,” and what has emerged in its place is a fruitful and challenging opportunity to examine stereotypes and bias in theater.

A financial roadmap is one of the most important parts of a successful financial future, and retirement should be a component of this. Being deliberate about creating the right financial roadmap for your family starts with asking yourself what YOU are saving for.