Massachusetts allocates $100 million to cities and towns for transportation improvements under the Healey-Driscoll Administration, funded by the Fair Share Amendment.

The Massachusetts House passed a bill mandating paid time off for workers to vote, expanding an older statute to all employers, despite concerns from business groups.

Mayor Michelle Wu of Boston is advancing a green transportation agenda aimed at enhancing sustainability, safety, and accessibility, including the promotion of transit, walking, and biking over car use.

Gov. Maura Healey and Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll endorse Rep. Dylan Fernandes for a Massachusetts state Senate seat. Fernandes aims to replace Sen. Susan Moran, focusing on housing, jobs, and infrastructure.

Massachusetts launches a $100,000 grant program managed by MOOR to promote inclusive outdoor activities for underserved communities, aiming to improve equity and boost the economy.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration has announced plans to convert an old state hospital in Foxborough into a 141-unit affordable housing project for seniors, utilizing various funding sources, including tax credits and subsidies.

The Boston City Council voted to allow immigrants with legal status to vote in city elections, awaiting further approval from the mayor and state legislature. Critics caution potential risks to immigrants’ paths to citizenship.

The new Dot Crossing mixed-use development opens in Dorchester, offering 29 affordable apartments near public transit and featuring a bookstore led by the city's Poet Laureate.

Mayor Wu's office invited only "electeds of color" to a holiday party, causing controversy when the invite was mistakenly sent to the entire Boston City Council. Apologies and statements of inclusivity followed amidst concerns of division.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration in Massachusetts proposes investing $65 million to reform early childhood education and care reimbursements, aiming to cover actual costs and ensure fair payment for providers.

Judge Michael D. Ricciuti is appointed Chief Justice of the Superior Court in Boston, effective December 22, 2023, after a tenure that included managing heavy litigation dockets and mentoring judges.

The West End branch of the Boston Public Library will be redeveloped into a new two-story library with 119 income-restricted housing units, combining civic amenities with affordable housing.

Suffolk County Sheriff's Department donates toys to the Marine Toys for Tots drive, coordinated by Staff Sergeant Ricardo Balderama, aiming to provide hope and joy to disadvantaged children.