The hearing comes as Boston contends with fallout from a pair of major snow storms.

Nearly half of the residential streets in the city in southeastern Massachusetts remain buried under snow, two days after the storm dumped 41 inches of snow on the city.

Services for seniors are frozen in place — like almost everything else — as a blizzard wallops Eastern Massachusetts.

Officials are urging people to stay home and — if they must travel — take public transit. Flights and Amtrak trains have ground to a halt.

Wind will continue to ramp up through the morning before peaking around 10 a.m. to noon

Creating safe paths on Boston sidewalks in wake of the Jan. 26 storm has been a “Sisyphean task” as freezing temperatures persist.

Cambridge reminds residents that it's illegal to use space savers to hold a cleared parking space.

The Bombardier Challenger 600 carrying eight people crashed on takeoff Sunday night as New England and much of the country grappled with a massive winter storm.

Flights are canceled and school districts are closing down Monday as the inches of precipitation fall in Massachusetts.

New snow on the ground is likely to stick around with cold temperatures next week. But don’t fret about power outages or coastal flooding, says GBH meteorologist Dave Epstein.