A Super PAC with ties to Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has spent more than $84,000 supporting candidates facing Nick Collins and William Brownsberger, two state senators she’s trying to knock off in Tuesday’s primary election.

Some Boston businesses found revenue up 25% during the World Cup. Others painted a far less rosy picture. Here's what business owners said about how they fared this summer.

Mayor Michelle Wu and state Sen. Nick Collins have been publicly feuding for years. Wu is hoping political newcomer Latoya Gayle can unseat him. The post Why this state senate race is seen a major test of Wu’s sway in Boston appeared first on Boston.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has hired a new leader of the Election Department ahead of the state primary, as the city continues to make changes to try to work itself out of state receivership after a disastrous election two years ago.

The city of Boston is modernizing its election system after a mismanaged 2024 election prompted Massachusetts officials to place the city’s elections office under state oversight. Boston Mayor Michelle Wu outlined a range of steps Wednesday to improve the city’s election-day organization,

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In a shot at Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, former Mayor Marty Walsh is endorsing state Sen. William Brownsberger, one of the two senators Wu blames for killing her tax shift bill and is trying to knock off this election cycle.

The mayor cited public safety risks and economic harm in a letter sent Tuesday to local lot and garage owners. ICE fired back in an email to MassLive.

It sure seems like Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is looking to harass businesses and property owners that agreed to lease parking spaces to ICE, going so far as to file a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request to get the names and addresses of property owners and businesses.

Mayor Michelle Wu is promising more protection for Boston bike lanes, including concrete barriers to keep cars away from cyclists, after one of her own staff members was hit and killed by a truck.

Mayor Michelle Wu contacted garage and lot owners to ask them to reject ICE requests to use their property for “surge parking,” saying it would constitute an “unwarranted escalation” in federal immigration enforcement in Boston.