Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley said today that she will run for re-election, ending speculation that she might challenge ...

It’s 1975. Boston is in deep trouble. A loss of 250,000 people over the previous 25 years with a housing stock that was built to accommodate 800,000 people has devastated the real estate market.

Opponents of a Wu administration proposal to close or combine schools, including three in Dorchester, plan to hold a pair of rallies this week in hopes of influencing the Boston School Committee, ...

José Mateo Ballet Theatre’s production of “The Nutcracker” returns to Dorchester’s Strand Theatre this weekend for 14 ...

Dr. Kim Parker, who serves as board chair for Words as Worlds, hosts monthly literacy workshops at Dorchester's Just-bookish ...

High tides could once again swamp parts of Dorchester’s Morrissey Boulevard during peak travel times this week, including the ...

Activate Games, a Canadian company, marked the grand opening of its first New England location – it has 38 locations in the ...

Two developers have filed plans to replace a house turned into an insurance office with a five-story, 23-unit apartment ...

With recent reductions in SNAP benefits and rising food prices, people across the city are experiencing food insecurity. This ...

St. Mary’s Center for Women and Children kicked off a fundraising campaign for their plans to build-out a new facility at ...

Baker said that he has taken time to process the loss and he noted a lot of things that he observed in campaigning. It was ...

It is a failure of our system when individuals who served this country bravely and honorably—so that others could pursue the ...