Carleton Jones is appointed as executive director of Boston's Public Facilities Department, with Rohn MacNulty supporting as deputy director. They replace Kerrie Griffin and aim to manage over 120 capital projects.

The Massachusetts House has passed a bill introducing 205 new alcohol licenses to boost Boston's marginalized communities by supporting local businesses in economic uplift zones.

Boston's Worker Empowerment Cabinet, in partnership with Roxbury Community College, launched the Learning Lab initiative to enhance workforce development through data-driven policies.

Massachusetts' MBTA receives a $67 million federal grant to improve accessibility on the Green Line, benefiting riders with disabilities and adding to over $1 billion in transportation project funds.

The Boston Police Department honored its fallen members on Memorial Day, expressing solidarity with their families and reaffirming their commitment to remember their service and courage.

The city council supports the VSAFE Act to protect veterans from financial scams, with a new dedicated officer role within the V.A. for scam prevention and education.

The Massachusetts Senate unanimously passed a $58 billion budget after a brief evacuation, funding free community college and various other initiatives.

Governor Maura Healey nominated four attorneys for associate justice positions in Massachusetts' Probate and Family Court, pending confirmation by the Governor's Council.

Mayor Michelle Wu has launched a comprehensive summer plan for Boston focusing on youth activities, public safety, and community engagement to prevent violence.

Massachusetts officials sign a climate resilience pact following a Vatican summit, with Governor Healey and Boston Mayor Wu committing to global collaboration and action against climate change.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration in Boston allocates $37 million in grants to boost regional public transport, focusing on vehicle procurement and service expansion including for senior, disabled, and low-income riders.

President Joe Biden plans a tour of New Hampshire and Massachusetts with details on his engagements to follow, marking his second visit to the region this year.

Former State Representative Byron Rushing joins Boston's Reparations Task Force, bringing his legacy of civil rights advocacy to aid in recommendations for reparative solutions for descendants of enslaved persons.