Boston's Mayor Michelle Wu announces the return of Open Newbury, transforming Newbury Street into a car-free zone for pedestrian use on Sundays from June to September, and special days in December.

Federal disaster aid is approved for Bristol and Worcester counties in Massachusetts following September storms, as announced by the Healey-Driscoll Administration.

The mayors of Boston and Rome signed a Declaration of Intent to strengthen their cities' cultural and economic ties, focusing on tourism, trade, education, and climate issues.

Massachusetts Governor Maura T. Healey announced the Climate Careers Fund at the Vatican Climate Summit, aspiring to train workers for the clean energy sector and reach Net Zero by 2050.

The Boston Police Department observes Peace Officers Memorial Day by lowering flags and remembering officers who died or were disabled in the line of duty.

Boston launched International Water Safety Day events with Olympic swimmers to promote water safety and swimming lessons for youth, including school visits and swim clinics.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu showcases the city's climate initiatives at the Vatican's climate summit, highlighting electric buses and renewable energy programs.

The City Council unanimously endorsed a bill to support injured workers' rights, in response to low workers' compensation claims, especially among immigrants.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration in Massachusetts is allocating $1 million to five organizations to combat human trafficking, improving services and awareness.

Mayor Michelle Wu appoints Aidan McDonough as the new director of Boston's youth civic engagement platform, SPARK Boston, to foster activism among millennials and Gen Z.

Boston's Mayor Michelle Wu has allocated $650,000 in grants to 13 non-profits, aiming to support immigrant workers with legal aid and rights education.

Massachusetts awards $2.4 million in grants to enhance day programs for seniors, with a focus on Alzheimer's care and health equity, supporting 20 organizations across various linguistic communities.

Mayor Michelle Wu announces the appointment of three new neighborhood liaisons in Boston to enhance community engagement and city service responsiveness.