Two Massachusetts sanctuary cities, Somerville and Chelsea, filed a federal lawsuit against Trump administration's threats to cut funding due to their immigration policies.

The Plymouth Police Department shared a report of their weekly activities, detailing 636 service calls, 80 traffic stops, 21 accidents, and various other community interventions.

A court has stopped Elon Musk and the DOGE from potentially misusing Americans' private data following a legal challenge led by AG Andrea Joy Campbell.

Tom Homan, ex-Trump border official, confronts Boston over its sanctuary policy, vowing to bring "hell" with him to the city, as debates over immigration enforcement intensify.

Suffolk County Sheriff's Department is offering a paid Summer Enrichment Program for students interested in law enforcement, running from July 7th to August 22nd, 2025, with applications due by April 11th, 2025.

Mayor Wu and partners organize a Black History Month event in Boston featuring music, dance, and spoken word to honor African Americans' contributions to labor.

The Healey-Driscoll administration has confirmed an advisory committee to implement Ollie's Law, aiming to improve pet boarding kennel safety in Massachusetts after a Labradoodle's death in 2020.

The Massachusetts DPU ordered six utility companies to reduce gas bills by at least 5% for March and April due to customer outrage over high energy costs.

Boston officials have detailed a strategy for climate emergency preparedness and resilience, focusing on government response, community involvement, and infrastructure upgrades.

The Plymouth Police Department partners with Axon to launch a Body-Worn Camera program for increased transparency, with officers equipped starting February 24th.

Mayor Wu and Boston's Age Strong Commission offer Property Tax Assistance Clinics for seniors to access various savings programs and ease living costs.

AG Campbell and nine other attorneys general urge Congress to end an ongoing national energy emergency, asserting America's energy system's strength and criticizing reliance on fossil fuels.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey nominates Andrew Hoffman and Jeannie Rhinehart to the Juvenile Court, emphasizing their commitment to families and the rule of law.