Trump administration fires back at Mayor Wu's State of the City speech
Wu said, "Boston is not a city that tolerates tyranny," and the White House fired back, calling her a "radical mayor." ...
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4 takeaways from Wu's 2025 State of the City address
While Boston Mayor Michelle Wu focused the meat of her State of the City address on local accomplishments and initiatives, ...
Boston 'is not a city that tolerates tyranny' Wu said. Hits back at Trump, ICE in address
"We are the city that leads in the storm; that stands up under pressure, together; and finds strength in each other." ...
Boston Mayor Wu strikes defiant tone against federal ‘tyranny’ in fiery State of the City speech
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu struck a defiant tone against the federal scrutiny that’s fallen on the Hub in recent weeks and ...
'Boston is not a city that tolerates tyranny': Wu calls out Trump administration in State of the City address
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu presented her third annual State of the City address on Wednesday evening, her first such speech ...
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Mayor Michelle Wu Launches Innovative Co-Purchasing Housing Program to Boost Homeownership in Boston
Mayor Michelle Wu launches a Co-Purchasing Housing Pilot Program to help more Bostonians afford homeownership.
Editorial: Activists deserve shout-out, even if they oppose Mayor Wu
What of Jean McGuire, the Boston civil rights icon who’s fighting for her Roxbury neighborhood? That part of the city isn’t ...
Mayor Wu’s testimony showcased her eloquence, compassion
Readers applaud Boston Mayor Michelle Wu's testimony before Congress regarding the issue of "sanctuary cities." ...
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‘Boston was born facing down bullies’: Michelle Wu has sharp words for Washington in State of the City address
The mayor also unveiled several new initiatives. “To be a home for everyone, we must be the best city for families, and there’s more work to do,” Wu said. Below, four takeaways from the ...
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Boston Mayor Wu announces $10M affordable housing investment that is quickly slammed by Josh Kraft
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announced that the city has invested $10 million in federal funds toward converting 347 market-rate units to affordable homes. Wu said Monday that the city has dipped ...