Mayor Martin J. Walsh plans to roll out a multipronged transportation strategy Thursday intended to improve pedestrian safety and reduce congestion on city streets. 

Mark Zuckerberg said Facebook would develop a highly secure private communications platform, a move that follows a brutal series of crises at the company that hammered its reputation.  

House Democratic leaders have put off a vote on a resolution condemning anti-Semitism and bigotry after a backlash from lawmakers who said Congresswoman Ilhan Omar was being unfairly singled out. 

Something is seriously amiss if the Trump administration protects the rights of an undocumented worker better than the city of Boston does.  

Legislation filed on Wednesday would strengthen the state?s ability to monitor the financial health of private colleges.  

Councilor at Large Annissa Essaibi-George filed the hearing order less than a week after the body of Jassy Correia, 23, was found in the trunk of a car in Delaware. 

Vineyard Wind won the state?s first round of bidding for offshore energy contracts last year with its super-low price. But that low-cost bid is causing a stir today.  

Trebek said he recognizes the prognosis for advanced pancreatic cancer is not encouraging, but he still intends to fight it and keep working. 

When I heard the terribly sad news Wednesday that Alex Trebek was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, I reflected a bit on what it was like to meet him last year.  

Town wells near Fort Devens tested positive for the toxic substances, some well in excess of what public health officials consider safe.  

A now-retired officer allegedly beat a homeless man with his baton at Ashmont Station last summer, and two sergeants were charged with helping him cover it up.