The Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission approved regulations for public cannabis consumption at licensed venues, opening business opportunities and setting safety measures. Local approval is required for implementation.

AG Campbell wins court case to continue FEMA's BRIC program for disaster resilience, safeguarding funding for community infrastructure projects against natural disasters.

Massachusetts has completed a Lethal Means Safety training initiative aimed at preventing veteran suicides by educating communities on limiting access to firearms and medications during crises.

The $700 million Google settlement led by Massachusetts AG aims to reimburse consumers and penalize Google for its uncompetitive practices in the Android app market.

The Healey-Driscoll administration awards $10 million to expand public transit in Massachusetts and New England, benefiting 16 projects across state lines.

Boston allocated $650,000 for Youth College Readiness Grants to prepare 7th and 8th graders for higher education, impacting 375 students through programs geared toward college exploration and readiness.

Massachusetts is investing $1.2 million in grants to educate youth about local food systems through the MA FRESH program; the initiative will fund school gardens, culinary classes, and farm visits.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu highlighted a year with significant improvements in basic city services, including road and sidewalk upgrades, lighting updates, and efforts to reduce rodent problems.

Governor Maura Healey is promoting ADU construction in Massachusetts to increase affordable housing, with initiatives to aid in design, finance, and building, reflecting a positive engagement from residents.

Massachusetts AG Campbell delivered $2.11 billion in utility savings for FY 2025, with her Energy and Ratepayer Advocacy Division leading over 175 cases to protect consumers.

Massachusetts breaks ground on 44 affordable homes for veterans in Winchendon, funded by $10.5 million from state offices, part of efforts to end veteran homelessness.

The Plymouth Police Department reported on their activities from Nov 30 to Dec 6, 2025, including 733 incidents, 11 arrests, and 39 vehicle accidents.

Massachusetts’ Healey-Driscoll Administration launches the SafetyWorks Initiative, providing $800,000 in grants to train 13,832 workers on safety, emphasizing support for diverse businesses through the Department of Industrial Accidents.