As someone who was born and raised in the South End/ Lower Roxbury neighborhood along Harrison Avenue back in the days before gentrification came in and changed housing patterns, and not so much for the good.

We hope you'll join us and thousands of other members of the arts community and vote in favor of Question 3 on November 6. The question, if approved by voters, will keep the 2016 Massachusetts civil rights law for transgender residents on the books.

I saw the front page news story on the Trinity Financial Open House celebration in last week's South End News.

Lately there has been lots of news in our neighborhood about senseless violence and killings that are reportedly gang connected.

Recently, a press release from Boston Parks & Recreation and the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services inviting the public to a meeting about improvements to Ramsay Park located in the South End

As someone who hails from the South End/lower Roxbury neighborhood and grew up there in the 50s and 60s...

Residents and advocates weigh in on how to get the Harrison-Albany project back on track

Letter to: Mayor Martin J. Walsh Boston City Council Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development BRA

Pro bono representation is a desperately needed complement to the array of legal services provided by our state- and federally-funded network of civil legal aid organizations,

Over 200 young people from St. Stephen's Youth Programs and 40 AmeriCorps Massachusetts Promise Fellows came together to brighten up the South End and Lower Roxbury.