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.

The Cambridge CLC launched a program, Career Connections, to help locals with professional development, including support services and skill-building classes.

Mayor Michelle Wu appoints new members to Boston's Black Men and Boys Commission, aiming to promote equity and empowerment for the community through education, housing, health, and economic initiatives.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announced the six recipients of the 2025 Community Clean Air Grant totaling $1,117,296 to reduce air pollution in vulnerable neighborhoods.

Governor Maura Healey of Massachusetts held a "Solar Summit" in Boston to promote the state's solar energy sector, emphasizing the state's commitment to being a leader in solar energy integration and addressing industry challenges.

UMass-Amherst students presented AI projects to Governor Healey, aimed at improving state government services, with tools including chatbots and navigation aids.

Boston designates October as Italian-American Heritage Month to honor the contributions of its Italian-American community, including historical figures and cultural impacts, with events like a flag-raising ceremony.

AG Campbell leads a multistate lawsuit against the Trump Administration's conditions on sex ed funding, deeming them unlawful for excluding gender diversity.

Boston opens the $111.4 million William E. Carter School, designed for students with severe disabilities, offering features like a zero-entry pool and therapy spaces, and aiming for LEED Gold certification.

Boston City Council approves the conversion of beer and wine licenses to all-alcohol licenses to support local businesses and enhance the city's nightlife and dining economy.

Massachusetts SJC updates Rule 3:03 on law student practice, effective August 1, 2026, aiming to enhance real-world experience for students and graduates.