Governor Healey promotes tax cuts housing initiatives in Fall River, endorsing financial relief and market-rate housing with HDIP funding.

Boston opens Morton Station Village, a mixed-income housing development, aiming to cater to diverse income families with 40 new homes.

Bostons Office of Youth Employment introduces new leaders, aiming to enhance young labor force opportunities for a brighter future.

East Boston launches initiative to bolster coastal resilience against flooding, tying into the citys Green New Deal efforts.

Honorable Heidi E. Brieger named Chief Justice of the Trial Court, succeeding Jeffrey A. Locke. She will start December 22.

Healey-Driscoll Administration invests 5.2M in medical respite pilot program for homeless individuals in Massachusetts.

Gov. Healey's $4B Affordable Homes Act aims to overhaul Massachusetts housing investment and stimulate statewide housing production.

Everett Public Schools Superintendent, Priya Tahiliani, is placed on leave as allegations against her leadership style are investigated.

19-state coalition led by AGs Campbell and Brown support MD Board of Educations move for LGBTQ inclusivity in schools.

BPI Construction ordered to pay over 926k for failing to ensure a subcontractor paid prevailing wages during two public construction projects in MA.

Halloween pumpkins, although a festive tradition, contribute to significant methane emissions.

Eight members of Boston Public Schools task force resigned over a controversial Inclusive Education Plan for multilingual learners.

Healey-Driscoll Administration pledges $8.5M for upgrades in early education facilities, aiming to support low-income families in Massachusetts.