Evandro Carvalho, the current director of City Hall’s Human Rights Commission, is running for City Council in District 4, representing the neighborhoods of Dorchester and Mattapan and parts of Roslindale...

  Deeqo Jibril, a community organizer, advocate and small business owner, is running for District 4 city councilor to represent the neighborhoods of Dorchester and Mattapan, as well as parts of...

  Tania Fernandes Anderson, entrepreneur and the executive director at Bowdoin Geneva Main Streets, is running to represent District 7 in the City Council. Anderson is running against Angelina...

  Incumbent Boston City Councilor At-Large, Julia Mejia, a community organizer who won her seat in 2019 by one vote after a  recount, is running for re-election. Mejia is running against at...

  Winnie Eke, an educator, medical technologist and community advocate, is running for city council in District 6. The incumbent, Councilor Matt O’Malley, said he will not seek re-election...

  Santiago “Leon” Rivera, a community organizer and activist born and raised in Roxbury, is running to represent District 7 in the City Council. Rivera is running against Angelina Camacho,...

Real estate broker and small business owner Brian Worrell is running to be District 4 city councilor, representing the neighborhoods of Dorchester and Mattapan, as well as parts of Roslindale and Jamaica...

Incumbent City Councilor Kenzie Bok is running unopposed for the city councilor seat of District 8, which include Mission Hill, Longwood, Audubon Circle, Fenway, Kenmore, Back Bay, Beacon Hill, and the...

At 18 years old, Nikkia Jean-Charles has worked to advocate for the passing of the Student Opportunity Act in the state house, established a community fridge in her neighborhood in Mattapan, served as...

Trevour Smith, a Boston Public Schools teacher, is running to be District 4 city councilor, representing the neighborhoods of Dorchester and Mattapan, as well as parts of Roslindale and Jamaica Plain.  Smith...

Boston city council discussed proposed plans to address racial disparities in the city, processed federal government’s grants for housing development, and showed support for Puerto Rico’s right to...

Mary Tamer, a former Boston School Committee member and past president of the League of Women Voters of Boston, is running to represent District 6 in the city council. The incumbent, Councilor Matt O’Malley,...