Massachusetts' Healey-Driscoll administration is allocating $1.1 million to public safety, focusing on violent crime and human trafficking prevention through partnerships and grants.

Boston Mayor Wu visits Nova Scotia for a goodwill trip to reinforce historical ties and partake in the "Tree for Boston" ceremony, fostering economic collaboration and continuing a century-old tradition.

Carrie Benedon was appointed to Massachusetts' Cannabis Control Commission, bringing expertise from her career in the Attorney General’s Office and a focus on transparency and social justice.

The Healey-Driscoll administration awarded $16.3 million to designate 14 regions across Massachusetts as TechHubs, aiming to boost innovation and technological development throughout the state.

Boston City Council seeks FEMA partnership for flood resilience, aiming to join NFIP and CRS for insurance discounts and better protection against climate-induced flooding.

Boston is investing in climate resilience infrastructure at the Mario Umana Academy in East Boston, focusing on coastal flood protection and creating a new waterfront park.

Massachusetts' Healey-Driscoll Administration released the ResilientCoasts Plan to support coastal communities against climate impacts, emphasizing cost-saving resilience measures.

Massachusetts held its 4th Annual Emerging Adult Summit focusing on rehabilitating justice-involved young adults, with a positive report on recidivism reduction.

Massachusetts shows appreciation for veterans through the Healey-Driscoll Administration's rededication of Lynn Heritage State Park to Veterans Memorial Park and marking a new chapter for the Massachusetts Gold Star Families Memorial Bridge.

Councilor Robert Van Campen defeated incumbent Mayor Carlo DeMaria in Everett, indicating a shift in leadership. DeMaria had faced controversies during his tenure.

Massachusetts invests $14.1 million in educational infrastructure, focusing on the renovation of child care and afterschool facilities across 28 organizations to improve early education.

Boston won the 2025 Bloomberg Philanthropies Local Leaders Climate Award for its climate initiatives, including the Building Emissions Reduction and Disclosure Ordinance and Equitable Emissions Investment Fund.

Massachusetts invests $2.1 million into apprenticeship programs to train over 300 individuals, aiming to foster a skilled workforce across various industries.