Boston Councilor Miniard Culpepper emphasizes transparency, accountability, and shared prosperity in his first City Council address, focusing on civil rights, economic empowerment, and education for District 7.

Thousands protested in Boston against ICE, following fatal agent-involved shootings, with Governor Healey initiating measures to restrict ICE's activities in Massachusetts.

The Boston City Council endorsed a rent stabilization measure for the November ballot to address the housing affordability crisis, with a 9-3 vote recognizing the heavy financial burden on over half of the city's renters.

Farm-Pass, a program by the Healey-Driscoll Administration, aids Massachusetts family farms in transfer planning to secure their agricultural futures.

Cambridge authorities warn of email scams targeting individuals dealing with the City, particularly over zoning permits, with no reported data breach or financial loss yet.

Boston's Licensing Board approved five establishments to upgrade their licenses to serve all alcoholic beverages, marking an economic growth effort under new legislation.

Secretary of Education Dr. Patrick Tutwiler highlighted the Massachusetts administration's educational initiatives such as funding for early education, literacy, local schools, and higher education advancements.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey has introduced legislation to limit ICE activities in sensitive locations within the state, enhancing protections in schools, hospitals, and churches against warrantless civil arrests.

Massachusetts AG Campbell sues nine towns for not complying with a law mandating multi-family housing in MBTA-served areas to address the state's housing crisis.

Massachusetts announces over $8.4 million in funding for youth violence prevention, marking a $176.2 million investment by the Shannon CSI since its start, aiming to decrease gang violence.

The Boston Police Department participated in the 10th Annual BFit Challenge, a charity event for first responders and military personnel, promoting fitness and solidarity.

Governor Maura Healey's conservative $62.8 billion Massachusetts budget for FY 2027 focuses on affordability and investment in education, transportation, and infrastructure, without new taxes or fees.

Mayor Wu urges caution as Boston faces persisting extreme cold, highlighting city's safety measures and advising residents to take preventative steps against hypothermia and frostbite.