Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s inaugural address completely ignored the city’s financial crisis that has been created by falling office values, which one watchdog group has projected may lead to a

Inauguration ceremonies for Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and the Boston City Council kick off at 10 a.m. on this Monday morning (Jan. 5) at Boston Symphony Hall.

The mayor said her priorities include strengthening the city's school system, expanding housing and improving affordability.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s inauguration fund received $1.2 million in donations from heavy-hitters in the sports and business industries, including $15,000 from the professional women’s soccer team the city is rebuilding White Stadium for.

Moments after she took the oath of office to officially begin her second term, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu promised residents that she would continue working to improve the city — and fight against forces from the federal government that have sought to slow her down.

The event, hosted by the mayor’s office as a part of her inauguration week, aimed to teach seniors the art of flower arrangement, and how to bring out their creative side.

Mayor Michelle Wu announced that the City of Boston and the Kraft Group have agreed on financial and operational terms of a community benefits package totaling nearly $48 million over the next 15 years and additional commitments around project design review,