Boston Mayor Michelle Wu said she has appointed a new economic development chief, a hire she touted as underscoring her administration’s commitment to boosting the local economy and innovation sector.

Mayor Michelle Wu said Boston’s housing crisis is so bad that in addition to enticing developers with $100 million in tax breaks, the city is now considering funding part of their construction costs ...

Boston canned the reparations report it paid Tufts University to compile after the historian leading the project was accused ...

Wu, Boston chief of housing Sheila Dillon and Chief of Planning Kairos Shen proposed $31.5 million combined in tax abatements ...

Mayor Wu praised Boston’s summer of major events and said affordability and climate change will guide her agenda next year.

BOSTON — The city was “America’s best ambassador” during the series of international events this summer that included the ...

Flock Safety cameras will no longer monitor drivers in Boston. But that doesn’t mean Boston police are backing away from license plate reader technology. After an annual surveillance report this week ...

Mayor Michelle today announced the appointment of Emily Knight as the City of Boston’s new Economic Development Chief. Knight will begin serving in the role on October 19, 2026.

Following a successful Summer Youth Jobs season that connected nearly 11,000 young people with paid work opportunities across the City, Mayor Michelle Wu and Boston Public Schools Superintendent Mary ...

Mayor Michelle Wu today proposed targeted, time-limited tax abatements for four previously approved market-rate housing developments that could unlock 1,400 homes, including more than 180 ...

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is targeting tax breaks toward four housing developments that have been approved by the city but ...