parking

The New Bedford City Council will consider establishing two funds aimed at improving parking infrastructure in the city. The Council's Committee on Ordinances has reviewed and amended a motion set forth by Mayor Jon Mitchell, which would ultimately compile revenue from parking meters and parking tickets, and reinvest those monies into the downtown and Acushnet Avenue business district...

Boston is actually putting a limit on new parking as more people move to the city. They're doing it by reducing the amount of parking required with new building projects. Officials say it's to encourage using public transit and to devote more land to parks and affordable housing...

That's right everyone, it looks like you'll be able to enjoy more of the Downtown New Bedford scene for longer without feeding the meter or moving your car.

The weather is starting to heat up, which means everyone is starting to prepare for the summer season in New Bedford and beyond.

New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell has implemented a parking ban in the city of New Bedford in residential areas at 7 pm Saturday night.

Starting Thanksgiving Day, you'll be able to have some free parking in Downtown New Bedford, and parts of Acushnet Ave.

There will be no more free parking on Morton Avenue and Ledgewood Boulevard in Dartmouth for UMass Dartmouth students looking to sidestep the university's parking fees and aggressive ticketing policies.