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STATE HOUSE — Donald Trump's recent claims that the November election would be "rigged" are "shameful" and damaging to democracy, Congressman Stephen Lynch said Thursday. After attending a bill-signing ceremony, the South Boston congressman and supporter of Democratic Party nominee Hillary Clinton fielded questions about
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STATE HOUSE — The Governor's Council on Wednesday confirmed Kimberly Budd to a seat on the Supreme Judicial Court, marking a complete sweep for Gov. Charlie Baker in his first bid at reshaping the state's high court in the face of multiple judicial retirements. A Gov. Deval
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STATE HOUSE — With the stroke of a pen Wednesday morning, Gov. Charlie Baker authorized $500 million in new state infrastructure spending, $45 million for contaminated site cleanups and $4.5 million for a cybersecurity and data center. The roughly $1 billion economic development law completes the work on major bills
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The average price of a gallon of gasoline in Massachusetts ticked down 3 cents this week to the lowest price at this point in the summer in more than a decade, AAA reported Tuesday, and the cost of gas is expected to remain low into the fall. The average price
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STATE HOUSE — With one councilor already pledging his support and predicting successful confirmation, Gov. Charlie Baker on Tuesday stood behind his nominee to the Supreme Judicial Court Judge Kimberly Budd in the face of criticism from one Republican lawmaker who called on the governor to withdraw her nomination. "Justice
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STATE HOUSE — Legislation permitting operators of state-owned park and ride facilities to tow vehicles didn't make it to Gov. Charlie Baker's desk prior to the July 31 end of formal sessions, but lawmakers got it there in early August. The bill (S 2452) was approved by
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STATE HOUSE — Gov. Charlie Baker sat in the sun on the State House lawn Monday afternoon, relishing a victory for his administration and some in the Legislature. With the stroke of his pen, Baker signed into law an energy bill that aims to diversify the state's energy portfolio,
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BOSTON — The Baker administration, which struggled to balance the state's books in fiscal 2016, plans to use borrowed dollars for its final two months of payments to the MBTA, freeing up operating dollars. An administration official said the operating cash would be used to address the fiscal 2016