Suspended city attorney John Houton has sued Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, alleging his suspension and mayoral candidacy impediments are retaliation by her administration.

Governor Healey commended the near completion of the NECEC transmission line, expected to lower Massachusetts energy bills by $50M annually and deliver 1.2GW of hydropower from Québec.

Governor Healey urges President Trump to release LIHEAP funds for Massachusetts residents struggling with winter heating costs as delays persist post-government shutdown.

Massachusetts appoints Zenobia Moochhala as Undersecretary of Business Strategies, utilizing her experience in marketing and growth to foster economic development.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu confirms the 29th Annual Enchanted Trolley Tour to start the holiday season with tree lighting and Santa visits across 16 neighborhoods.

Massachusetts has taken steps to improve flu vaccine access by allowing local health boards' staff to administer shots without a provider's sign-off, emphasizing public health and equity.

The Attorney General's Office awards $2 million to Worcester Community Housing Resources to rehabilitate and expand affordable housing through the REACH program.

Constitution Beach in East Boston unveils a $1.1 million playground, designed for durability and accessibility, featuring beach-themed equipment for various ages.

Boston and Commonwealth Land Trust celebrate the opening of a renovated housing development in Dorchester, offering 26 affordable units with supportive services to aid residents.

Massachusetts enhances hate crime combat efforts, focusing on faith communities' safety, with a seminar and new portal for improved hate crime reporting and data analysis.

Massachusetts report shows college graduates earn $20K-$30K more annually than high school grads, emphasizing the economic benefits of higher education and supporting the Healey-Driscoll administration's college affordability initiatives.

Massachusetts State Police must pay $6.8 million for discriminating against female and minority troopers, impacting promotions and department practices.

Healey-Driscoll Administration officials criticize Trump's efforts to dissolve the U.S. Department of Education, emphasizing the negative impact on American education.