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.

Secure Boston has recently been introduced. This is a city app offering mobile security features against scams, phishing, and password breaches.

Governor Healey nominates Fabiola White for Massachusetts Juvenile Court and Edee Alexander for Parole Board.

Boston City Council debates renaming Faneuil Hall due to colonial legacy and ties to slave trade.

Governor Healey addresses housing crisis in Yarmouth, emphasizing tax cuts and the $4B Affordable Homes Act.

Massachusetts government allocates over 21M to enhance security efforts, focusing on areas like cybersecurity, election security, and terrorism prevention.

MA officials settle largest state campaign finance case, paying significant sums for exceeding contribution limits.

MA Treasurer backs Baby Bonds legislation aimed to narrow racial wealth gap with an asset-enhancing trust fund for eligible children.

Join Dorchester's Grove Hall community on Nov 8 for a public discussion on the design of a new, inclusive community center.