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Boston's St. Patrick's Day parade started at 1 p.m. Sunday, featuring floats, familiar political faces, and plenty of green.

The race to replace Jon Santiago, who left his 9th Suffolk House seat for a Healey administration post, is underway. Anchored in the South End, the House district’s boundaries stretch down past the South Bay shopping plaza, all the way to Columbia Road. Santiago, a major in the US Army reserve who first won the seat in 2018, resigned several weeks ago to become Gov. Maura

Matthew Malloy of Ocean Street in Dorchester really, really wants to buy an electric vehicle. But he doesn't have a driveway and ISD has warned him that if he tries to run an extension cord over the sidewalk to a car parked at the curb, he'd get fined. Malloy found relief Tuesday at a hearing of the Zoning Board of Appeal, which unanimously gave him permission to build a sort

The lawsuit lays bare a rift among Boston Democrats.

The incoming nor'easter will be a stress test for Gov. Healey and the MBTA.

The Boston City Council overwhelmingly approved a rent control plan proposed by Mayor Michelle Wu, clearing the first of a number of hurdles before it can become law.

A local hate group paraded through the T and held a banner during last year's parade.

Several lawmakers have requested a meeting with the MBTA Transit Police ahead of the St. Patrick's Day Parade and Evacuation Day on March 17, in an effort to...

South Boston officials are seeking to collaborate with authorities on a security plan for the St. Patrick's Day Parade.

The St. Patrick’s Day Parade annually attracts more than one million people and is one of the largest public events in Boston.