Driscoll DoCanto and Ken Osherow are looking to sell their Savin Bar + Kitchen and the neighboring Ghostpepper  Taqueria at 112 Savin Hill Ave. to veteran restaurant manager Brendan Griffin, who says ...

The Boston Police Department welcomed 118 new officers into its ranks on Oct. 15 during a graduation ceremony at Faneuil Hall ...

Adams Village is prepping for a very busy day on Sat., Nov. 7. It will begin with the annual book sale at the Adams Street Branch of the Boston Public Library, starting at 10 a.m. and running to 4 p.m ...

Super heavyweight boxer Gilbert ‘Tonka’ Kabamba won three straight matches in Mexico last week to propel him to the gold medal at the Pan American Championships.

Polls will be open on Election Day next Tuesday (Nov. 3) from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the city of Boston and across Massachusetts, where more than 739,000 voters have already cast their ballots, according ...

The Boston Planning Department will host a virtual public meeting on Thursday this week (Oct. 29) from 6 to 7:30 p.m. to review revised plans for a 5-story, 40-unit affordable housing development at ...

The bread aisles at Target stores offer a bazaar of competition, with dozens of brands and bake houses clamoring for attention to their products. But when it comes to the English muffin, the company ...

Longtime Four Corners leader Marvin Martin is retiring from his post as the executive director of Action for Equity, which pushes for fairness in transportation in Boston neighborhoods. Former Deputy ...

Former Boston City Councillor Charles C. Yancey’s Annual Book Fair celebrated its 40th anniversary last Sunday (Oct. 25) at the Reggie Lewis Athletic Center in Roxbury. With help from volunteers, ...

Six standout educators from Dorchester’s Saint John Paul II Catholic Academy gained the spotlight recently as the school celebrated its dedication to teaching and the young minds they help shape each ...

Last year, Dorchester had a front-row seat to a dangerous debacle that unfolded when the state’s system for providing legal counsel to accused people who cannot afford attorneys broke down.

Around Dorchester, neighborhood pride is a common sight. Murals, window decals, apparel, and OFD bumper stickers are daily reminders about how Boston’s largest and most diverse neighborhood also feels ...