City Council backs 32BJ SEIUs Cleaning Contract Campaign, supporting 12,000 New England janitors seeking better contract conditions.

U.S. holds legal clinic in Middlesex for migrants seeking work authorization, aiming to ease employment access and eliminate housing issues.

MassDOT grants 4.57M to enhance road safety in four cities via the SS4A program, aiming at more inclusive, safe public spaces.

Gov. Healey endorses proposed Mass Save overhaul to foster energy efficiency and stimulate Massachusetts clean energy sector workforce development is key.

Healey-Driscoll announces 570,000 grant for Nutritious Food Access Education in Massachusetts during Farm to School Month.

Mayor Michelle Wu appoints Lindsey Santana as Deputy Director and Lydia Polaski as South Boston Liaison of ONS.

Jill Medvedow, director of Bostons ICA, announces retirement after 25 years, leaving a legacy of supporting underrepresented artists.

Bostons first all-electric, multi-unit property opens, offering 40 affordable homes and showcasing the success of eco-conscious, equitable development.

Boston acquires and preserves 78 affordable housing units, enhancing access and improving conditions for community residents.

State Fire Marshal revokes fireworks shooter's license due to improper storage, threatening a potential destructive fire.

Supreme Judicial Court honors three attorneys and a law student for their impactful pro bono work, emphasizing the importance of free legal aid.

Boston City Council bans tent encampments, sparking debate about holistic solutions and the effectiveness of such strategies.

Massachusetts Governor Healey announces $164M for local projects via the Community One Stop for Growth, expecting job and housing growth.