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THAT’S SUPPOSED TO PROVIDE CIVILIAN OVERSIGHT OF THE BOSTON POLICE DEPARTMENT. THE CHIEF OF STAFF FOR THE CITY OF BOSTON’S OFFICE OF POLICE ACCOUNTABILITY. 26 YEAR OLD MARWA NAZAR, FACING A ...

Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson’s guilty plea to federal corruption charges is another strike against a Council that has been tarred by ethical and legal lapses of late and left ...

Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson pleaded guilty Monday to federal corruption charges tied to a $7,000 kickback scheme carried out at City Hall. After delivering her plea at Boston ...

THAT’S SUPPOSED TO PROVIDE CIVILIAN OVERSIGHT OF THE BOSTON POLICE DEPARTMENT. THE CHIEF OF STAFF FOR THE CITY OF BOSTON’S OFFICE OF POLICE ACCOUNTABILITY. 26 YEAR OLD MARWA NAZAR, FACING A ...

Frank Baker, a former Boston City Councilor who represented most of Dorchester, is running to return to the body as an at-large city councilor. Baker, a lifelong Dorchester resident, represented ...

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Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson pleaded guilty to two of the six federal corruption charges in federal court on Monday, United States Attorney Leah Foley’s office said.

Pilar Ortiz, the chief of staff for the City of Boston’s Law Department, will challenge incumbent Elizabeth A. “Liz” Breadon for her spot in the next Boston City Council. The two candidates ...

Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson pleaded guilty to federal corruption charges on Monday. She appeared in Boston federal court in a white blazer, with a group of friends and ...

The Boston City Council approved a measure Wednesday that would implement ranked-choice voting in the city’s municipal elections. But despite the support, proponents of ranked-choice voting ...

The City of Boston gladly agreed to take the reins, ensuring the legacy of the event would continue for decades to come. The City’s Tourism Committee will now head the event, beginning in 2025.