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Boston Mayor Wu says Republic Services will face fines for overflowing trash
Boston Mayor Wu announced that the city will begin fining Republic Services amid the ongoing trash collector strike because several neighborhoods can’t keep up with the overflow of garbage. The company’s inadequate trash pickup is posing health risks and financial burdens, according to Wu.
MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell looks at some impressive poll numbers for Boston’s mayor and why her declared challenger “might ...
Michelle Wu called on her top challenger Josh Kraft to release his tax returns to reveal any financial interests or business ...
The poll of 500 Boston voters likely to participate in the Sept. 9 preliminary election showed a wide gulf between Wu and ...
In a race where affordability issues have taken center stage, voters put housing and the economy and jobs at the top of their ...
The Boston City Council president and city clerk are splitting acting mayor duties this week while Mayor Michelle Wu takes a family vacation in Maine. City Clerk Alex Geourntas assumed acting mayor ...
Bike lanes have cycled into Boston’s mayoral race. Mayor Michelle Wu has established over 15 miles of new bike lanes over the ...
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s administration is pushing for more mitigation to offset the impacts of the Kraft Group’s proposed ...
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu confirmed that the $172 million projection for taxpayer costs to rehab White Stadium came from an internal city document, as revealed by her opponent Josh Kraft, but ...
Wu and the city's Office of Arts and Culture announced 25 free cultural events coming to City Hall Plaza this summer and fall ...
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