Boston City Council honors Turkish heritage by declaring October 29 as Turkish Republic Day and commends the Turkish American Cultural Society for enriching the city's culture.

MBTA defends its safety measures against Trump administration accusations, noting increased police presence and decreased crime rates, despite federal funding threats over security concerns.

The Trump Administration ended a grant for Suffolk University's Veterans Upward Bound program, prompting criticism from Massachusetts officials who value its aid in veterans' education.

Massachusetts faces a $466 million cut in federal funding for energy projects under the Trump Administration, impacting businesses, universities, and the economy.

DOJ drops Trump-era conditions on crime victim funds, preserving $1.4 billion in grants without immigration enforcement strings, as AG Campbell wins suit.

Massachusetts is partnering with UMass Lowell to create roadmaps for advanced nuclear and fusion energy to bolster research and energy development in the state, capitalizing on the growing demand for electricity in New England.

The Jamaica Plain campus of the Department of Public Health was named in honor of Dr. Alfred DeMaria, Jr. for his 36-year tenure and immense contributions to public health.

Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell leads a 21-state lawsuit against the DOJ challenging restrictions that prevent the use of federal grants for legal services to crime survivors without legal status in the U.S.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration advances Boston's affordable housing with a project on ex-Boston State Hospital land, creating 287 homes at Olmsted Village, most permanently affordable.

Cambridge and Transition House will hold a vigil on October 8 to honor domestic violence victims, with resources and the Silent Witness Exhibit on display.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announces the FY26 grant cycle, dedicating $1.25 million to support immigrant access to legal aid, mental health services, and community strengthening programs.

Boston residents can explore local city projects, such as improved schools and parks, via the Citywide Project Tracker, a digital platform aimed at increasing transparency and engagement.

Massachusetts officials criticize the Trump Administration for cutting $6.9 million in homeland security funds, endangering public safety and emergency preparedness.