Bringing the Smoke
Text Message Evidence Obtained by BAN Suggests Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson Doesn’t Limit Threats Directed at Colleagues to Public Speeches​
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Campaigning on the Clock?
New Evidence Suggests that Henry Santana and Enrique Pepen Continued Collecting City Paychecks While Running for Boston City Council
Council Meeting Summary: January 24, 2024
Summary and highlights of the Boston City Council meeting held on January 24, 2024.
*Update* Failure to Disclose
City Council President Louijeune hasn’t filed all of her required financial disclosures, but Boston Housing Authority Chief Bok Appears Even Less Transparent by Blowing Off Her Own for Years.
Bankers, Builders, and the Benefits of Being Ruthzee
Did Council President Ruthzee Louijeune have an obligation to disclose the sweetheart business deal she conducted with Jose Masso – the same Wu Cabinet Head who helped sell Harriet Tubman House to a big developer with funding from a bank Wu owns stock in?
“From the River to the Sea”
In light of anti-Semitic allegations directed at Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson, this December 6, 2023 Meeting Only Leads to More Questions.
Deferring “Oathgate”
Update: Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson’s “Oath” Isn’t the Only Thing Being Deferred in Boston as Accountability for the Incident Remains Elusive.
Boston City Council Inauguration Controversy
One member of the newly inaugurated Boston City Council appears to have neglected to participate in the “Oath of Office.”
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s Home Swatted on Christmas Day
Following a swatting incident at the home of Boston’s Mayor Michelle Wu on Christmas Day, BAN released the following audio recordings and official press statement condemning the practice of swatting.
“Electeds of Color” Party
A brief summary of BAN’s involvement in exposing the “Electeds of Color” holiday controversy and a call for action from the public.