Ricardo Arroyo

A big endorsement in the Boston mayoral race came Thursday for Mayor Kim Janey from members of a politically-connected Latino family. “I know that Kim is somebody who shares my values, and has also implemented those values in the work that she’s doing that as mayor,” said Boston City Councilor Ricardo Arroyo. Arroyo’s father is Suffolk County Register of...

Mayor Kim Janey is getting more backing in her bid to stay in Boston City Hall.

Sue O’Connell sat down with Boston City Councilor Ricardo Arroyo to talk about the recently proposed Self Determination Act and how it could reshape Puerto Rico’s relationship with the U.S.

The Boston City Council voted unanimously Wednesday to pass a ban on the use of facial recognition technology by city government. The move makes Boston the second-largest U.S. city after San Francisco to enact a ban. The city joins several other Massachusetts communities that passed similar bans, including Cambridge, Springfield, Northampton, Brookline and Somerville. The move makes Boston the...

Boston City Councilors Andrea Campbell and Ricardo Arroyo are pushing for restrictions on police tactics used to keep crowds under control amid ongoing protests against police brutality. The councilors are proposing limitations on chemical crowd control agents and kinetic impact projectiles in an ordinance that states while these devices are thought to be less dangerous to their targets than firearms,…

City Councilors Andrea Campbell and Ricardo Arroyo are calling for a ban on certain tactics used by police to keep crowds under control.