Governor Maura Healey has implemented safeguards to protect Massachusetts federal workers from evictions and foreclosures during government shutdowns.

Massachusetts announces $140,000 in grants to four school districts to encourage playful learning strategies for students from preschool through third grade as part of the Healey-Driscoll Administration's educational approach.

An audit found violations and oversight issues at Veterans’ Homes in Holyoke and Chelsea, with further investigations revealing significant errors related to a COVID-19 outbreak.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey opposes the parole of Jose Colon, convicted of murdering State Trooper George L. Hanna, emphasizing the crime's impact on law enforcement and the victim's family.

Massachusetts Governor Healey criticizes President Trump for cutting funding for mental health and substance use programs, impacting state services and progress made in reducing opioid-related deaths.

Governor Healey upholds the Massachusetts childhood immunization schedule based on science, opposing the CDC's new, less stringent vaccine schedule suggested by Secretary Kennedy Jr.

Massachusetts' investment in early education through the C3 program has enhanced child care stability and capacity, supporting over 8,000 programs, improving educator employment, and maintaining affordability for families.

Roxbury's Nubian Square will gain 15 income-restricted condos with the Madison Park Development Corporation and Boston's Housing Office partnering on Dudley Street's development to enhance affordable living.

Cambridge earns the prestigious Platinum Certification from Bloomberg Philanthropies' What Works Cities for its outstanding use of data in governance, joining an elite group of cities recognized for such excellence.

The Trump Administration dropped its legal challenge against Massachusetts and 21 other states over federal transportation grant funding conditions tied to immigration enforcement.

Boston's Licensing Board approved alcohol licenses for Ama, Gracenote, and Merengue Express, part of a move to boost local economy and diversity in hospitality.

Massachusetts receives a $21.2 million FEMA grant to combat drone threats, enhancing security for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Haverhill city and police union agree to equip officers with body cameras to increase transparency and accountability after concerning incidents within the police department.