Boston has officially designated June 2025 as Pride Month to honor the LGBTQIA+ community and its history, emphasizing the city’s commitment to equality and inclusion.

Massachusetts AG and 14 states sue Trump Administration over an emergency declaration for energy projects, citing environmental concerns and questioning the need.

Former Boston City Councilor Frank Baker is running for an at-large council seat after not seeking reelection in 2023. He aims to represent the whole city, offering a voice he believes is valuable for Boston's future.

The City of Boston prepares for a youth job fair to connect young residents with employment and resources, part of a broader initiative to support youth workforce development.

Boston City Council approved over $6 million in grants for climate resiliency, fire safety, and youth job support.

The Boston City Council unanimously supports Bill SD.2808 to protect health care rights, including reproductive and gender-affirming care. The bill enhances privacy for patients in Massachusetts.

Massachusetts Governor Healey signed an Executive Order to support senior citizens with the "ReiMAgine Aging 2030" state plan, aiming to make Massachusetts more age-friendly.

Governor Maura Healey welcomed Chinese Ambassador Chen Li to Massachusetts, discussing mutual economic and cultural interests aimed at strengthening bilateral ties.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announces the return of the Open Streets Series and Open Newbury in 2025, offering community events and vehicle-free streets for local activities and commerce.

Massachusetts AG Campbell sues CVS for not offering MassHealth the lowest drug prices, as required by state law, which is being challenged by other states too.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell opposes Trump administration's cuts to fair housing grants and HUD's rollback of responsibilities, actively supporting legal efforts to maintain fair housing initiatives.

Governor Healey thanked her departing Chief Legal Counsel Paige Scott Reed and appointed Jesse M. Boodoo as her successor. Reed is celebrated for her work on clemency and judicial appointments.

Mayor Wu initiates Small Business Month in Boston to honor the city's entrepreneurs, with support services like $20 million in relief funds provided since 2022 and events to aid business growth.