Mayor Michelle Wu of Boston introduced the Co-Purchasing Housing Pilot Program to help middle-income families buy homes together, aiming to increase affordable housing access and build generational wealth.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration and the MBTA announce free South Coast Rail service until the end of March to promote public transportation and economic growth in Massachusetts.

Mayor Michelle Wu is launching the Boston Energy Saver program with utility companies to reduce energy costs, including a $150 million investment and plans to install heat pumps and weatherize buildings.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu will expand the Boston Family Days program, including free access to arts venues and museums, to enrich educational and cultural experiences for students and families.

A new tentative contract deal between Boston public school teachers and the city includes raises, better staffing, and improvements for students with disabilities, averting a potential strike.

The Plymouth Police responded to 847 incidents, made 13 arrests, and conducted 110 traffic stops and 56 welfare checks between March 9-15, as reported on Facebook.

Massachusetts AG leads a coalition opposing the Trump Administration's mandate restricting passport gender markers to two sexes, potentially affecting transgender individuals' rights.

Governor Maura Healey and First Lady Joanna Lydgate visited Boston Children's Hospital, emphasizing the importance of NIH and Medicaid funding for pediatric healthcare and research.

Massachusetts legislators are working to extend pandemic-era remote and hybrid public meeting laws until 2027, with support from Senate President Karen Spilka and House Ways and Means Committee.

Protesters in Boston rallied in support of Palestinian activist and recent Columbia graduate Mahmoud Khalil after his ICE arrest, shutting down traffic and calling for his release.

Governor Healey's administration in Massachusetts implements measures for enhancing safety in the emergency shelter system, including mandatory criminal record checks for adults seeking shelter.

Boston City Council voted to declare the city a sanctuary for transgender and LGBTQIA2S+ residents, opposing recent executive orders challenging their rights.

The Massachusetts AG secured a TRO to reinstate federal probationary workers illegally fired by the Trump Administration, with a court order effective by March 17, 2025.