Massachusetts officials tour the state to promote an $8 billion transportation investment plan, emphasizing the importance of a reliable, safe, and accessible transportation system.

Mass General Brigham doctors rally for union recognition, with around 330 signing union cards, citing unsustainable workloads and poor conditions. The Boston City Council supports their cause, urging MGB to negotiate.

Massachusetts launched the MassVets Benefit Estimator to help veterans quickly determine eligibility for financial aid under the state's Chapter 115 program.

Massachusetts Attorney General leads a multistate lawsuit against Elon Musk's role in the federal government, alleging constitutional violations in creating the Department of DOGE without Congress approval.

Boston has approved 37 new liquor licenses for various neighborhoods, marking the largest expansion since Prohibition, aimed at boosting economic development and diversity in entrepreneurship.

Massachusetts invests $158 million to create 1,138 affordable housing units, with a mix of federal and state tax credits and subsidies, emphasizing seniors, families, and historic preservation.

Boston's Mayor Wu has decided to remove the Boylston Street bus lane, citing issues with its functionality, less than a year after it was made permanent.

Mayor Michelle Wu and partners launch an initiative to transform vacant spaces in downtown Boston into art hubs, aiming to boost the economy and cultural engagement.

Cambridge City Council votes to eliminate single-family zoning, allowing up to four-story buildings by right and up to six-story buildings with affordable housing quotas, aiming to increase housing stock and address affordability.

Boston announces the 2025 Love Your Block spring cleanups for April 5 and 12, as Mayor Michelle Wu encourages community-led efforts to beautify neighborhoods.

Massachusetts Governor Healey and First Lady Lydgate welcomed King Abdullah II of Jordan to discuss strengthening economic and trade ties between Massachusetts and Jordan.

The City Council has adopted a resolution to increase awareness and support efforts to combat human trafficking, emphasizing the importance of community engagement in this fight.

Massachusetts AG Campbell and 21 other state attorneys general are suing the Trump Administration over funding cuts to medical and public health research, citing the move as illegal under the Administrative Procedure Act.