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$11.3 Million Facelift for Boston's Hammond Pond Parkway to Enhance Safety and Access
Boston's Hammond Pond Parkway is under a $11.3 million renovation to improve safety and access, set for completion by 2025. The upgrade entails a roadway redesign and enhanced connections to local green spaces.
Gov. Healey Nominates Trio of Expert Attorneys for Boston's Probate and Family Court Bench
Governor Maura Healey nominates Manisha Bhatt, Bernadette Stark, and Michelle Yee to the Massachusetts Probate and Family Court, emphasizing their commitment to families and children. Their confirmations now depend on the Governor's Council's review.
Texas DPS Clears Leadership in Border Conduct Probe, Whistleblower Allegations Dismissed
The Texas DPS investigation found no evidence of systemic wrongdoing after allegations that troopers mistreated migrants during Operation Lone Star. Critics remain skeptical of the internal report's findings.
Elizabeth 'Bessie' N. Dewar Nominated by Governor Healey for Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Governor Maura Healey nominates Bessie Dewar for the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, praising her as a consensus builder with extensive experience. Dewar's confirmation is pending review by the Governor's Council.
Massachusetts and New York Attorneys General Spearhead 21-State Coalition to Support ATF Gun Control Proposal
Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell and NY AG Letitia James lead 21 attorneys general in supporting an ATF proposal to expand background checks and reduce illegal gun trafficking.
Irvine Achieves Perfect Score in LGBTQ+ Inclusivity for Second Year Straight, Leading U.S. Cities in Human Rights Campaign Index
Irvine maintained its top score on the Human Rights Campaign's Municipal Equality Index, reflecting its steadfast commitment to LGBTQ+ rights and inclusive practices.
Frank Gehry-Designed SELA Cultural Center in South Gate Gains $8 Million Boost for LA’s Artistic Renaissance
The article announces an $8 million grant for the Southeast LA Cultural Center, with Janice Hahn andother officials presenting the funding for its development and artistic endeavors.
Boston Mourns the Loss, Governor Healey Orders Flags at Half-Staff for Heroic Officer Paul Tracey and Worker Roderick Jackson
Flags in Massachusetts are at half-staff by order of Governor Healey, in honor of fallen Waltham Police Officer Paul Tracey and National Grid worker Roderick Jackson.