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Boston Mayoral candidates City Councilor John Connolly and State Representative Marty Walsh will participate in a live debate on Tuesday, October 15 from 7 to 8 p.m. and we want you to be part of the action.
Gov. Deval Patrick signed a bill Friday repealing a less than two-month-old tax on computer and software services.
Democratic U.S. Rep. Michael Capuano has decided not to run for governor.
The Massachusetts Statehouse has been evacuated.
The Massachusetts House has approved a repeal of an unpopular new technology tax.
The two Democrats have six weeks until the Nov. 5 general election to try to win over the tens of thousands of voters who cast ballots for the other candidates or who sat out the preliminary round altogether.
You want hidden winners and losers from Tuesday night's Boston mayoral preliminary? You got 'em.
State Rep. Martin Walsh and City Councilor John Connolly have secured the two spots in the November election to succeed Boston Mayor Thomas Menino, who is retiring after 20 years in office.
The city says that 113,222 votes were cast in the primary. That's 30% of the city's 368,000 registered voters.
Less than a one-third voter turnout would be a pathetic outcome, a troubling sign of voter ignorance, indifference and negligence.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030's Joe Mathieu looks at how a government shutdown could hit you in the wallet.
It's a crowded field vying to be the next mayor of Boston. Come Tuesday night though, the pack will be narrowed down from twelve to two.
I don't know what happens to otherwise intelligent people in public life who, out of egomania or contempt for the taxpayer or both, decide it's OK to deal in such appalling falsehoods.
As hard as it's been for Boston's mayoral hopefuls to generate widespread interest in the September 24th Preliminary Election, it's been even more difficult for the 39 Boston City Council Candidates.
Boston's preliminary election is Tuesday, September 24.
