Regional outreach is just one of our many efforts to gather feedback from stakeholders who will be at the front lines of implementing on-site cannabis consumption in our state. After eliminating a ...

ZBA members Joe Mahoney and Marilyn Vega-Torres said they both visited the Boston Provisions fish facility in Boston and ...

Hundreds of Chelsea residents and guests attended the Taste of Chelsea Sept. 15 at 99 Marginal Street adjacent to PORT Park ...

Matty Powers said that Power of Recovery is beginning its fifth year of operation in Revere.

The funding agreement makes $199 million available for eligible high public payer acute care hospitals across the Commonwealth through an approach that maximizes federal financial reimbursements, ...

Senator Sal DiDomenico spoke at a Mass Reads coalition rally and testified before the Joint Committee on Education in support of his early literacy bill, S.338, which would ensure our students are ...

What started as a trial for a fourth fire engine in the city has become a permanent fixture in the fire department, according to City Manager Fidel Maltez. In response to a large number of fires in ...

City Manager Fidel Maltez provided a brief update on the Soldiers’ Home in Chelsea at Monday night’s city council meeting. The redevelopment project is a public-private partnership between the state ...

Chelsea City Manager Fidel Maltez said this process will help with the affordable housing issues in his city and beyond. These new draft regulations will speed up environmental review times from one ...

A recent judge’s ruling means Conservation Law Foundation (CLF) can move forward with its lawsuit to ensure that Global Partners, Ltd., is held accountable for its claim that it is polluting the ...

The City Clerk’s Office has named 5 finalists in its first-ever “I Voted” sticker design competition. Now, Chelsea residents will determine the winner by voting for their favorite design. To cast a ...

The city has submitted an appeal with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) over FEMA’s denial of over $3.2 million in reimbursement for Covid-19 era food distribution efforts.