The Boston Reparations Task Force announces a program supporting community projects to explore the city's history with black narratives and slavery, offering grants for storytelling and research.

Massachusetts' Healey-Driscoll Administration awarded $1.1 million to expand their Hospital to Home Program, supporting recovery at home instead of long-term care facilities.

Brighton Court marks Law Day with Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department, celebrating rule of law and justice, a tradition started by Eisenhower in 1958.

Massachusetts awards $3.4 million to minority-serving institutions to foster a climate workforce as part of the Healey-Driscoll Administration's Climate Careers Fund, aiming to prepare students for clean energy jobs.

Cambridge teams up with Eversource to offer energy assessments to local small businesses, aiming to enhance their energy efficiency and reduce their environmental footprint.

Adrian Jordan has been appointed as Boston's new Chief of Emergency Preparedness, bringing his 27-year BFD experience to enhance the city's crisis response strategy.

Governor Healey has nominated Frederick DeCubellis, Gregory Teran, and Amanda Ward as Associate Justices to the Massachusetts District Court, awaiting the Governor’s Council consideration.

Boston officials, citing a rise in dangerous driving by delivery workers, pressure Uber Eats, DoorDash, and Grubhub to enforce safety regulations. They aim to target illegal behaviors and ensure that drivers comply with traffic laws.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and the Age Strong Commission announced grant recipients for the "Expanding Engagement" program, allocating $546,403 to enhance wellbeing for seniors through social programs.

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch is set to receive a significant salary increase from $159,000 to $285,000, as decided by the city's finance committee, sparking local protests.

Massachusetts launches a Summer EBT program to aid about 600,000 students with food during the summer break, funded with over $70 million in federal monies.

MassDOT has launched "Grant Central," an online portal to streamline the funding process for Massachusetts communities, combining six municipal grant programs for easier access to road and infrastructure project funds.

The Massachusetts House presents a $6.2 billion housing bond bill, excluding the real estate transfer tax from Governor Healey's proposal, and aims to boost housing production and refurbish public housing.