A pediatrician, Dr. Ali Tural, and his practice settled for $175,000 with the MA AG's Office for falsely billing MassHealth for midlevel services as if he provided them.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell initiates a $300,000 grant to help seal eviction records, aiding housing stability and supporting legal service nonprofits.

Mayor Michelle Wu and the BPPA agreed on a one-year Boston Police contract extension, updating officer wellness programs, requiring name tags, and adjusting pay rates.

Massachusetts AG leads lawsuit against the Dept. of Education to block changes to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program, which could limit eligibility and affect public servants relying on loan forgiveness.

MCAD settled with Merritt Hospitality, addressing gender and sexual orientation discrimination at the Liberty Hotel, where two women were harassed. The hotel will revise policies and donate to an LGBTQIA2S+ nonprofit.

The Boston City Council has designated October as Pedestrian Safety Month to promote safer streets, despite a recent uptick in pedestrian fatalities in Massachusetts.

The Healey-Driscoll administration awarded nearly $500,000 in grants to 12 organizations for conservation of aquatic habitats and endangered marine species in Massachusetts.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration in Massachusetts has announced $179 million in grants for local economic development projects, aiming to strengthen communities by improving infrastructure, housing, and jobs.

Boston's Mayor Michelle Wu and partners offer aid to those affected by the halted SNAP benefits, providing over $1 million in aid, resources, and support to the city's vulnerable populations.

Ceylon Park in Dorchester to receive improvements, including upgraded basketball courts, new play areas, and enhanced accessibility, funded by a $1 million grant from the Land and Water Conservation Fund.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey expedited state funding for Head Start programs amid a federal shutdown to prevent layoffs and closures, ensuring services for over 11,000 children.

Massachusetts warns of heating assistance being frozen due to federal shutdown, but reallocates $13 million for emergencies while urging a swift resolution.

Massachusetts' AG Office secured indictments against 10 people involved in a sex trafficking network, with the main suspect orchestrating activities from jail.