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Boston hotel workers open-ended strike underway
Almost 600 hotel workers at the largest Hilton properties in the city began an open-ended strike.
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Hotel workers' strike underway in Boston
lmost 600 hotel workers at the largest Hilton properties in the city began an open-ended strike.
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Boston hotel workers say they want to be able to afford to live in the city
Nearly 600 hotel workers are set to strike Sunday morning — and they say they won’t return to work until they get more money.
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Boston hotel workers prepare to strike again — this time until there's a new contract
Nearly 5,000 hotel workers are threatening a strike that would impact 36 hotels. This could have a major impact in Boston as well as Cambridge.
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Two construction workers injured in Boston crash; one man arrested
The driver, identified as 32-year-old Pedro Campos, of Wellesley Hills, was arrested for operating under the influence of liquor and negligent operation, according to authorities.
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Boston hotel workers say they're ready for open-ended strike
Nearly 5,000 hotel workers are threatening a strike that would impact 36 hotels. This could have a major impact in Boston as well as Cambridge.
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Hotel workers prepare to strike in Boston
Nearly 5,000 hotel workers are threatening an all out strike that would impact 36 hotels in Boston and Cambridge.
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Off-duty nurse helps child not breathing in car in Jamaica Plain, police say
An off-duty nurse came to the rescue of a child who was not breathing while in a vehicle on the Arborway in Boston’s Jamaica Plain neighborhood on Friday. Massachusetts State Police confirm they responded to the scene, along with Boston police and EMS Friday night. According to state police, the off-duty nurse acted as a Good Samaritan and helped...
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Boston hotel workers threatening to walk off the job in major escalation
Hotel workers have walked off the job in three waves since September 1. Each strike targeted a handful of hotels and lasted three days. Now workers are threatening a major escalation.
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Off-duty nurse helps child not breathing in car in Boston's Jamaica Plain
State police say the incident occurred on the Arborway, where several police cruisers, ambulances and a fire truck could be seen.
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Artists carefully uncover paintings hidden in the walls of Old North Church
Artists at Boston’s historic Old North Church are peeling back centuries of paint to reveal original artwork dating back to the 1700s. The careful restoration effort aims to uncover the church’s hidden past, offering visitors a glimpse of the same walls Paul Revere once knew. Old North Church is famous for the two lanterns hung as part of Revere’s...
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3 people expected to plead guilty in man's shooting death near Boston public park
Three men are now expected to plead guilty in connection to the shooting death of a 26-year-old near a public park in Boston about two years ago. The Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office announced Friday that there had been a change of pleas in the Sept. 29, 2022, homicide of Hanser Moreta-Gonzalez at 635 Shawmut Avenue. Jason Amazan, 19, of…
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Artists reveal paintings hidden in walls of Old North Church
During a restoration project at the historic church in Boston’s North End, artists are carefully removing layers of paint to unveil some artwork that has been covered for ages.
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Savannah Bananas are shipping back up to Boston next summer
The Savannah Bananas are headed back to Boston next year for a repeat of this year’s sold-out game at Fenway Park.
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Boston hotel workers threatening ‘all-out' strike Friday
Thousands of hotel workers are threatening to strike Friday. That would impact many downtown Boston hotels.
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Boston to roll out new liquor licenses in underserved communities
It’s been a busy summer at Cool Shade in Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood. The Jamaican eatery sees dozens of customers each day serving up jerk chicken, plantains and plenty of rice and beans. “For the food, it’s pretty good,” said Cool Shade owner Andre Williams. “But the liquor would definitely attract way more diverse customers here.” Williams is just one...
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Boston sets new rules for liquor licenses
The city will be handing out 225 new liquor licenses, working to ensure they will go to underserved neighborhoods and minority-owned businesses.
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Jaylen Brown makes the cover of TIME
Jaylen Brown is the first Celtics player to be on the cover of the magazine in 40 years.
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Stop & Shop prices vary store to store, and Mass. lawmakers want to know why
A study found that some Stop & Shop locations in Massachusetts charged higher prices in areas with a lower median income and now state lawmakers are demanding answers about the company’s practices. U.S. Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Ed Markey and Reps. Jim McGovern and Ayanna Pressley sent a four-page letter to Stop and Shop leaders after a group of...
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BPS educators fined over misuse of ‘Hamilton' tickets
An ethics violation over “Hamilton” tickets? That’s what two Boston Public Schools educators are facing. The Massachusetts State Ethics Comission says a former principal and current assistant principal at the K-8 Maurice J. Tobin School in Roxbury violated conflict of interest laws. Natasha Halfkenny and Coreen Miranda were each fined $4,000. Back in 2023, they snagged tickets to see the…