The Red Line resumes operations after time off for some overhauling and, well, things are not great, Bob.  Following this morning's molasses-like commute: Read more.

Ula Cafe, 284 Amory St. in Jamaica Plain and City Councilor Ruthzee Louijeune, are planning a phone bank  on Aug. 4 (RSVP form) to call US senators in support of a bill that would extend the ...

Two men began trying to slash each other with knives on the edge of the Common along Tremont Street near Temple Place around 1:45 p.m., then and continued their knifing attempts in the crosswalk ...

WCVB reports a person was shot outside Scorpion Bar, 58 Seaport Blvd. around 2:30 p.m. EMTs transported the victim to a local emergency room with injuries not considered life threatening.

A Kenyan woman here seeking asylum who has a work permit, a driver's license and no criminal record was grabbed at Logan Airport before she could get on a domestic flight this past Saturday, then ...

The Dorchester Reporter reports that, with Chris Osgood newly appointed as the city's new chief of streets, Boston will hold a series of public meetings in Dorchester and Mattapan in September on the ...

Shortly after 9 a.m., harried Red Line rider Adam Castiglioni reported: Northbound trains standing by at every station due to signal problem between Harvard and Central per train driver. Nothing on ...

Boston Police today reported the murder of Yoseliani Ann Marte Ocasio, inside 25 Malta St. in Mattapan shortly before 2 p.m. on July 18. Read more.

A federal appeals court today dismissed a lawsuit by North End restaurants (listed at the top of the ruling) and the neighborhood chamber of commerce that claimed Mayor Wu levied fees for curbside ...

WBUR reports, says houses of worship were left out to avoid having the new law - which still needs the governor's signature - contested on First Amendment grounds. The proposal would keep in place an ...

Police shut Pearl Street between High and Purchase after concrete fell to the sidewalk from the fourth floor of a building at ...

The Supreme Judicial Court ruled today that Skechers is a "manufacturing company" and so cannot run from the fact that it owes more in state taxes than it would otherwise, even if all of its footware ...