Boston BPHC promotes CopeCode Club's proactive approach to mental health and substance abuse prevention for youth, via citywide ad campaign.

Massachusetts lawmakers consider a bill for a four-day workweek aimed at increasing productivity and reducing commute-related pollution.

Bostons Urban Wilds program joins Forests in Cities Network enhancing conservation and promoting green space preservation.

Monica Tibbits-Nutt named Massachusetts Secretary of Transportation, anticipated to enhance track reliability and infrastructure.

Massachusetts bills target pet shop regulations, proposing selling dogs, cats, and rabbits only from shelters or rescue organizations, sparking debate.

Cambridge Police Department begins its 17th Secret Santa for Seniors gift drive to assist seniors lacking family or social networks.

The HERO Act, introduced by MA Governor Healey, aims to modernize veterans services, increasing benefits and promoting inclusivity for all veterans.

Healey-Driscoll Administration distributes 5M via SBTA Grant Program to aid 65 small business-supporting nonprofits in Massachusetts.

MA Governor Healey nominates experienced lawyers, Benjamin Adeyinka for Housing Court Robin Toone for Appeals Court, pending Council approval.

Massachusetts considers Hynes Convention Center as overflow shelter for migrant families amid housing crisis.

Madchen Makara, Esq. appointed as the new Reporter of Decisions at Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, to assume role in January 2024.

Reshuffling in Bostons political landscape as new and incumbent councilors fill City Council seats after significant city election.

Clifford Playground in Roxbury set for a major revamp after securing funding from LWCF and Boston Parks and Recreation Department.