The $70M loan from Bank of America will cover the first apartment building and infrastructure work for the Mary Ellen ...

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu signaled a need to reevaluate some bike infrastructure and create permanent lanes "where it's ...

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is responding to complaints from bicyclists about missing protective barriers on roads in the city. ...

More than 200 new apartments for people escaping homelessness or struggling to pay rent are now open in Boston.

Boston is reviewing its street infrastructure, which could lead to some of the bicycle and bus lanes that were added over the ...

One day the protective barriers were in place to protect cyclists. The next day, they were gone, leaving cyclists to speculate what happened. On Tuesday, weeks after their disappearance, Boston Mayor ...

As her opponent seeks to capitalize on her perceived housing vulnerabilities, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announced that the ...

The invitation appeared to show not Boston, but the New York City skyline, notably the Empire State Building and Chrysler ...

Gayla Cawley is the City Hall reporter for the Boston Herald. She previously covered transportation at the Herald, and worked as news editor for the Daily Item. The University of Connecticut graduate ...

Louise Day Hicks spoke during a Dorchester forum in 1979 when she was a candidate for re-election to the Boston City Council. Hicks, who served for one term in Congress from 1971-1973, also challenged ...

The Emerson College Polling Center poll has Wu leading Kraft, 43-29 percent with roughly 24 percent undecided. The survey was conducted Feb. 24-26 through text messages with more than 600 respondents, ...