Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell joins 23 attorneys general in supporting the AFGE's right to collective bargaining and free speech against a Trump executive order.

Massachusetts introduces new consumer protection laws aimed at eliminating hidden "junk fees," enhancing price transparency and fairness in business transactions.

Boston union workers marched on Labor Day, protesting against Trump's policies and advocating for worker rights. Governor Healey and Senator Warren supported the march, criticizing Trump's lack of support for American workers.

The Massachusetts AG's Labor Day Report shows vigorous enforcement of worker rights with action against 1,405 employers and $196.6 million in restitution and penalties.

Massachusetts declares September "Emergency Preparedness Month" to promote disaster readiness, partnering with state agencies and nonprofits for community engagement and education.

Massachusetts State Police enforce 'Move Over' law heavily during Labor Day weekend to ensure safety for roadside workers after recent fatal incidents.

Governor Healey criticizes Trump administration for canceling $34 million funding for Salem's offshore wind terminal, impacting jobs and economic growth.

The Boston Election Department issues reminders about the Preliminary Municipal Election on September 9, 2025, voter registration deadline, early voting options, and preparations for an inclusive and efficient voting process.

Boston City Council supports Fenway Park food staff in contract dispute; denounces Aramark's pay and automation practices, and affirms workers' right to strike.

AG Campbell led a coalition to release $184M in AmeriCorps funds blocked by the Trump Administration's OMB, preserving critical community service programs.

Boston Mayor Wu prepares the city for student move-ins, coordinating services like waste removal and transportation, and highlighting resources like Boston 311 for a smooth transition.

Boston marks International Overdose Awareness Day and sees a 38% drop in overdose deaths in 2024. City Hall to light up in purple, 20,000 flags on Boston Common for lives lost, and naloxone access is expanded.

Governor Healey criticizes President Trump's CDC actions, moves to protect Massachusetts vaccine standards and health care amid federal policy conflicts.