Wu reflects on Boston tax bill drama
After a controversial property tax bill from Boston hit a dead end this week following months of back and forth between Beacon Hill and City Hall, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu said Wednesday that the “intensive process” of working with Massachusetts lawmakers to get the local policy approved only to be shot down by the Senate in the eleventh hour was “an eye-opening experience.
"It just felt like there was one goal post after another,” Wu said, issuing her first public remarks since the Senate’s top ...
A longtime Boston City Hall worker who made more than $130,000 a year in the Mayor Michelle Wu administration has been ...
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What Michelle Wu's tax loss means for 2025Now that Mayor Michelle Wu's plan to raise commercial taxes is dead, the themes of the 2025 election year are becoming ...
The hot button plan was negotiated by the city and the business community for months but ultimately killed by South Boston ...
The House passed the Boston property tax relief bill in order to give the City the flexibility it needed to avoid ...
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu called for the resignation of Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson after she was arrested ...
Cost overruns and a persistent local opposition led to allusions to the ill-fated Boston 2024 Olympics plan Wednesday when ...
Michelle Wu’s proposal would’ve rebalanced tax obligations in the city, lowering the amount of property taxes owed by ...
It’s time for Boston Mayor Michelle Wu to come clean on her own bloated budget. Since she wouldn’t come clean on the ...
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