The Black Men and Boys Commission in Boston has proposed a $9.1 million equity-focused budget, aiming to improve areas like housing, health, and economy for Black males.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration awards $6.5 million in grants to reduce recidivism among young adults in Massachusetts, enhancing reentry programs and public safety.

Cambridge officials visited Durham to learn about their crisis response program, ahead of launching their own Community Assistance Response and Engagement Team.

Governor Healey nominates four attorneys for the Massachusetts District Court, awaiting confirmation from the Governor's Council. The diverse legal backgrounds of the nominees are highlighted, each bringing years of experience to the role.

Massachusetts is investing $50 million from federal funds to expand the EV infrastructure, aiming to increase charging stations and electrify the state fleet, benefiting rideshare drivers and targeting emissions reduction.

Cambridge launches a Digital Navigator Pilot Program to assist residents with digital access and literacy, partnering with local organizations and funded through Mass Broadband Institute and the American Rescue Plan Act.

Two Texas firms are linked to fake robocalls imitating President Biden, aimed at discouraging voting before the New Hampshire primary, per NH Attorney General.

Boston is accepting applications for its 2024 Summer Internship Program to train future municipal leaders, offering full- and part-time positions at $17/hour for college students or those with equivalent experience.

Governor Maura T. Healey nominates Appeals Court Justice Gabrielle R. Wolohojian to the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court to fill the vacancy left by Justice David A. Lowy.

Boston's Mayor Michelle Wu extends the fare-free bus program on Routes 23, 28, and 29 until March 2026, benefiting low-income riders and increasing ridership.

Andy Koziol is appointed as the Director of the West-East Rail, overseeing rail service expansion in Massachusetts, as announced by Governor Healey's administration.

SOJUba, a Fenway-area restaurant, paid $320,000 in back wages and damages after a Department of Labor probe found FLSA violations impacting 59 workers.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announced a record Continuum of Care grant of over $47 million from HUD to support 18 local nonprofits in aiding the city's homeless.