Boston Mayor Michelle Wu to Host 84th Annual Boston Common Tree Lighting with Nova Scotia on December 4
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu will host the 84th tree lighting on Boston Common with Nova Scotia on December 4. The Pointer Sisters will perform at the event, which also includes a lighting ceremony on Commonwealth Avenue Mall.
Massachusetts Stands Firm on Hepatitis B Vaccinations for Newborns Amidst Upcoming Immunization Schedule Review
Massachusetts reaffirms the importance of hepatitis B vaccinations for newborns amid discussions of vaccine schedule changes and misinformation about vaccines. Governor Healey emphasizes science-based policy and infant healthcare.
Massachusetts AG Leads 20-State Crusade Against Trump Administration Over Policies Threatening to Spike Homelessness
Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell leads a lawsuit against the Trump administration for HUD policy changes that may increase homelessness, arguing the changes lacked congressional approval and could reduce housing funds.
Massachusetts Governor Enacts $2.3 Billion Budget for Healthcare, Education, and Public Safety
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey signed a $2.3 billion budget for healthcare, education, and public safety, with provisions including universal school meals and a stand on immunizations if federal standards drop.
Healey-Driscoll Administration Promotes Inclusive Recreation with Free Adaptive Winter Activities in Massachusetts
The Healey-Driscoll Administration launched UAP's winter activities, providing adaptive recreational opportunities like skiing and skating for people of all abilities in Massachusetts.
Medford Home Flooded with 385 Gallons of Heating Oil Due to Delivery Mishap Triggering Hazmat Response
A Massachusetts home received an erroneous 385-gallon heating oil delivery, resulting in an evacuation and necessitating a hazmat response. Cleanup liability falls on the delivering company.












