Walsh Excited To Deliver His 'Epic' State Of City Address
Mayor Marty Walsh will take the stage Tuesday night at Symphony Hall to lay out his vision for the upcoming year for the City of Boston.
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Mayor Marty Walsh will take the stage Tuesday night at Symphony Hall to lay out his vision for the upcoming year for the City of Boston.
Led by Mayor Marty Walsh and Sen. Elizabeth Warren, hundreds packed Faneuil Hall's Sam Adams Park Sunday afternoon to voice their support for Obamacare--and their disdain for President-elect Donald Trump's plan to repeal and replace it.
The FBI is warning churches this weekend to be vigilant this weekend after ISIS called on supporters to target holiday gatherings--but local churchgoers don't seem too concerned.
Mayor Marty Walsh's office announced Thursday that parking meter prices in Boston's Back Bay will go from $1.25 to $3.75 an hour as part of an experimental pilot program.
Parents are calling for more bus monitors after allegations surfaced that a six-year-old Boston Renaissance Charter School student molested other kids on their school bus earlier this month.
Standing up and speaking out against hate, several groups from all races and religions rallied on the steps of state house Monday afternoon.
After signing a memorandum of understanding with the City of Boston and MassDOT, a Cambridge-based company will begin testing their self-driving cars on public roads in the city.
More than 30 groups are planning a rally at the Massachusetts Statehouse to denounce hate incidents reported around the country after the election.
When asked what should change about the Democratic party, Walsh said he thought that both Republicans and Democrats in Washington need to work together more.
Sources tell CBS News the FBI is alerting police across the country about a potential terrorist attack around Thanksgiving.
Governor Charlie Baker says it was more chaotic because of what the operator did but union members say he is a hero and the trains are the real problem.
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It was a northern road trip for Boston's mayor Saturday.
For ten years, Cradles to Crayons has distributed backpacks full of books and school supplies to children in need across the state, as they begin a new school year.
At the Greater Boston Labor Council Labor Day Breakfast at Park Plaza Hotel in Boston, politicians--including Mayor Marty Walsh and Senators Ed Markey and Elizabeth Warren--spoke out in favor of Hillary Clinton and against Donald Trump.
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh hopes a new state law will allow his administration to lower speed limits in parts of the city.
Boston's looking at temperatures in the 90s and above for the next few days.
The Boston Police Department has ordered 100 sets of body cameras and docking stations--but it remains to be seen whether or not the program will start on time.
Mayor Marty Walsh announced a list of new safety and oversight measures for Boston Centers for Youth & Families drop-in programs Friday in response to the drowning death of a young boy involved in one of the programs earlier in the week.
The city has launched a review of summer camps after a boy's death off Carson Beach.
The mayor of Boston got very personal Monday night as he addressed delegates at the Democratic National Convention.
At South Station Sunday morning, Massachusetts Democratic delegates boarded a train bound for the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.
A boatload of public officials in the heavily Democratic state — including the entire congressional delegation and several statewide elected officials— are slated to attend the gathering. Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Congressman Joe Kennedy and Boston Mayor Marty Walsh are expected to address the convention crowds.
A huge crowd gathered Monday morning for a reading of the Declaration of Independence from the balcony of the Old State House--the same place it was first read from in 1776.
Now that two members of his administration have been charged with pressuring music festival organizers to hire union labor, the big question is whether or not Mayor Marty Walsh, who has strong union ties, had anything to do with it.
