Boston City Councilor Maureen Feeney, of Dorchester, formally resigned about two months before the official end of her term in office. Feeney announced that she would not seek re-election in April after...

Community officials and City Council members are working to make the Fenway area, which is home to multiple colleges and universities, Boston Symphony Hall and several art museums, an official cultural...

After coming out on top in the race for At-Large City Councilor in last week’s municipal election, Boston City Councilor At-Large Ayanna Pressley said she is grateful for the opportunity to continue...

On Tuesday night, all of the incumbent councilors running for reelection won seats on the Boston City Council for both At-Large and District positions, according to results from the City of Boston’s...

Despite his defeat in the preliminary election, Boston City Councilor Bill Linehan said he hopes to continue his role in local government as he runs for reelection on Nov. 8. Linehan, of South Boston, ...

Boston City Councilor Tito Jackson said he wants to continue to improve and rebuild his neighborhood as he seeks re-election in the Nov. 8 municipal election. Jackson, who was elected during a special...

As a long-time supporter and educator of the Boston Public Schools, Suzanne Lee hopes to bring her experience in education reform to the City Council if elected in the Nov. 8 municipal election. Lee...

Boston City Councilor Matt O’Malley, of West Roxbury and Jamaica Plain, said his dream has always been to serve his neighborhood through local government. Originally from Roslindale, O’Malley now...

The Boston University College Democrats hosted the College Democrats of Massachusetts’s annual Eastern Regional Kick-Off on Saturday with city councilors and political candidates. Students from...

A petition to increase Boston’s public schools dropout age passed with a unanimous vote on Wednesday at the Boston City Council’s weekly meeting. With the four-year graduation rate at 63 percent,...

Since he was elected in 1983, City Councilor Charles Yancey, of Dorchester, has been working to make Boston more eco-friendly. Twenty-eight years later, not much has changed. Yancey, who helped establish...

Noisy chewers, serendipity and self-loathing were explored in some of the 12 student films entered in the College of Communication Student Assembly’s film festival, “Your Take: BU Student Short Film...