Man dies under Green Line trolley in Brighton
A man was hit and killed by a B Line trolley at Washington Street around 8:55 p.m. on Wednesday. Read more.
Man shot to death on Hyde Park Avenue in Hyde Park, near where another man was shot to death in August
October 7
Staco City reports a man was shot to death outside the Akiki gas station at 1171 Hyde Park Ave. in Hyde Park, shortly before 5:10 p.m.
I've looked at the sign from both sides now
October 7
John McMahon shows us the two sides of the being-rebuilt Citgo Sign; one looking nearly done, the other still showing a lot of its internal framing.
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Red Line commuters say save us, from signal problems near Davis
October 7
At 7:21 p.m., the MBTA reported 20-minute delays on the Red Line due to signal problems near Davis Square.
This was a couple hours after the T reported 15-minute delays due to a dead train at Kendall/MIT.
Eva Longoria running up and down a street in Dorchester
October 7
The Dorchester Reporter gets the scoop on the one-time "Desperate Housewives" star getting all Dotty on Taft Street for her role a movie based on the Boston-based novel "Marcelo in the Real World," which was written by Boston's own Francisco X. Stork.
Jamaica Plain man charged with murder for quintuple shooting that left one dead in Mattapan Square
October 7
A Jamaica Plain man was arraigned today on murder and gun charges for the death of Jose Dantes, 26, of Brockton, at Blue Hill Avenue and Almont Street in Mattapan early on June 27, the Suffolk County District Attorney's office reports.
Council calls on city, state to use vacant government buildings for emergency shelter for Haitians losing their homes
October 7
The Boston City Council today unanimously approved a resolution that asks city and state officials to begin getting space in vacant government buildings ready for use as emergency shelters for Haitians who can no longer work and are losing their homes as the regime continues its campaign to rid the country of Black and Brown people.
Suburban bridges as skilled as their big-city counterparts in crushing trucks
October 7
Transit Police report a big-rig driver from Utah got a lesson in not relying on a cheapo GPS - and a ticket - after getting his trailer squashed by a Worcester Line bridge over Arch Street in Westborough on Saturday.
Franklin Park could get Boston's first monument and gathering space for indigenous communities
October 7
WBUR reports on the proposed White Pine Gathering Place on Scarboro Hill in Franklin Park.
Regime still hates Harvard; still wants to ban international students there, if only pesky courts would let it
October 7
The Crimson reports on a hearing before a federal appeals court in Boston yesterday over US District Court Judge Allison Burrough's ruling barring the regime from trying to keep international students out of Harvard.
