Looks like we have a challenger for the Suffolk/Middlesex Senate seat! Stay tuned, this will be an interesting race. 👀

Proud to Launch my campaign today to give voters in my district their first choice in 15 years. Voters deserve urgent action to make our state more affordable. I'm not comfortable with the status quo, and I'll fight to make Massachusetts a state where everyone can build a good life!

Daniel Lander, senior aide to Mayor Michelle Wu, will challenge state Senator William Brownsberger… www.bostonglobe.com/2025/12/15/m...

New: @daniel-lander.bsky.social, a Wu aide, will challenge state Sen. William Brownsberger next year “The state Senate is a problem,” Lander told the Globe. "I’ve seen good ideas go up to the state Senate year after year and get killed.” www.bostonglobe.com/2025/12/15/m...

Hey Bluesky! I’m so proud to announce my candidacy for State Senate today! I’m running to represent Allston–Brighton, Fenway, West Cambridge, Watertown, and Belmont. I am running to make Massachusetts more affordable and a great place to build a good life! www.bostonglobe.com/2025/12/15/m...

This is crazy! we've made so much progress on cleaning up the Charles -- it's not the time to go backwards

“Now I can see the world again.” Steven Leonard has been housebound since 2010, since a bad back surgery left him unable to walk. Then his wife, Muriel, found out about the City of Boston's E-Bike Incentive Program.

We created Boston Family Days to guarantee every kid growing up in Boston can bring their family to museums/aquarium/zoo for free. 65,000+ free visits so far! Now we’ve added free performing arts access so our students are at every major stage in our city. Thank you to all our amazing partners!

Building *slows* gentrification; and *not* building makes it much worse: "The findings suggest that not allowing more homes to be built—even for high-income residents—pushes up all rents, making it harder for low-income tenants to remain in their neighborhoods." -- www.pew.org/en/research-...

Mayor Michelle Wu and the Office of Nightlife Economy are excited to launch Boston’s new Late Night Food Truck Program. 🎉 Food trucks can apply to serve at sites across the city near hospitals, music venues and more. Sign up by June 4 to enter the June 6 site lottery: boston.gov/late-food-truck

Climate Tech was back on City Hall Plaza today. ☀️⚡ 40+ companies from Boston and beyond came together to demo the latest in climate action technology. Boston’s innovators are working to strengthen climate resilience and help boost clean energy in our city and we are proud to partner with them!

Thank you @bostonglobe.com for running our #EarthDay op-ed... yes we CAN eliminate sewage discharges into the #CharlesRiver! 🌎🌊🐟🏊 www.bostonglobe.com/2025/04/22/o...

Sick of tariff news? Try this: Massachusetts is part of a small group of states that still ban happy hour. One Cape Cod senator thinks that 40 years has gone too long #mapoli www.bloomberg.com/news/article...

With this victory in court, Boston’s student athletes are getting the state-of-the-art, year-round home that they deserve. #WhiteStadium

#Boston council approves rules to curb food-delivery mayhem on the streets - and sidewalks www.universalhub.com/2025/boston-...

@mayorwu.boston.gov laid out a powerful vision for Boston—one that meets this moment with urgency & empathy. From addressing our housing crisis to strengthening our schools, she’s building a vibrant, inclusive city for everyone. Grateful for her partnership. This moment requires it.

Making Boston a home for everyone means being the best city for families. Through Boston Family Days, every student & family living in Boston gets free admission to leading museums, aquarium, zoo, & now performing arts + historical sites too!

31 Milk Street is the latest building to apply to take part in the City of Boston's office to residential conversion program. If approved, the 11-story office building would be converted into 110 units of rental housing (20% Affordable).

Madison Park High School opens up new career paths for students through its Career Exploration Initiative, including three career days in February, guest speakers slated in March, and field trips in April. www.dotnews.com/2025/madison...

The solution to homelessness is a home. Proud of all the partnership & persistence across City, State & community to make today’s ribbon cutting possible!

Boston doesn’t listen to kings.

If Republicans in Congress want to help make our country safe, I have some ideas for them.

Shame on Tom Homan for lying about the City of Boston.

To every one of my neighbors back in Boston, know this: You belong here. This is your home. Boston es tu hogar. Boston se lakay ou. 這是你的家. This is our city. We are the safest major city in the nation because we are safe for everyone. #Boston #Congress #CongressionalHearing #Immigration

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu struck a defiant tone in her prepared remarks for a House hearing on immigration enforcement, defending the city’s approach and criticizing the Trump administration’s push to deport undocumented immigrants. Follow live updates: trib.al/3dfcDru

"We have full faith and confidence that Mayor Wu will tell Congress—and everyone else who tunes in next week – that maybe the feds should take a page out of our playbook: Here in the Hub of the Universe, we’re doing just fine without your “help.”" @dotnews.bsky.social @wutrain.bsky.social #Boston

Help us plan new Bluebikes stations! Join us for one of our open houses to learn more: 2/25: Allston/Brighton 3/4: Fenway/Kenmore 3/6: Virtual open house boston.gov/bike-share-expansion

The City of Boston is leading 40+ mayors, cities, and counties in an amicus brief against the Trump Administration's drastic and illegal cuts to federal research funding—cuts that will lead to immediate job losses nationwide.

Cambridge, Mass has passed the largest upzoning of any city in the US, allowing 6 stories citywide

This week, @mayorwu.boston.gov proposed commonsense rules to make food delivery safer in Boston. Predictably, the industry pushed back saying it will increase costs for consumers. This is an admission of guilt. www.wcvb.com/article/bost...

The city of Boston says the popularity of food-delivery apps is driving up the number of vehicles on the streets and causing safety concerns. Mayor Wu wants to require companies to provide liability insurance to all their drivers and share details on what routes drivers are traveling most often.

The big food delivery corporations set terms forcing their drivers to put speed (/profits) before safety & already collect all the data showing where dangerous driving is happening. These common sense regs for liability insurance & aggregate data sharing will keep everyone on our roads safer.

Today is Boston Family Days and the MFA is packed. It was prescient that the Wu admin piloted BPS Sundays last year, and then expanded the program. Viewing art can be transcendent; a regenerative experience; a way to build strength. Recommend! ❤️

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It’s time to put speed cameras to work to make Boston safer. Grateful to Governor Healy for including authorization in her proposed budget bill.

“Fixing White Stadium is an idea that comes around roughly once a decade. But the naysayers have always won…The project is a great opportunity to reject the politics of “no”. Which, in this case, is exactly what should happen.”

I’m a US citizen because of birthright citizenship. Immigrants & their kids have a special love for this country—as the home worth sacrificing everything to build. Shame on these illegal efforts to undermine our country’s values. TY @massago.bsky.social for leading the charge to take this on!

Free to all. #BostonFamilyDays expands next month to 9 museums & cultural institutions so our young people feel at home in the places that show them the world.