Rosenberg plans May or June debate on ‘bathroom bill’
BOSTON – Massachusetts Senate President Stanley Rosenberg told a business group Wednesday that he plans to bring forward for debate in the upper…
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BOSTON – Massachusetts Senate President Stanley Rosenberg told a business group Wednesday that he plans to bring forward for debate in the upper…
BOSTON – Winthrop Housing Authority member Joseph Boncore topped a crowded Democratic field in Tuesday's special primary election and is in…
STATE HOUSE — Pivoting from the ongoing debate over whether the state should legalize marijuana for adult use, lawmakers on Tuesday were asked…
Massachusetts voters gave Republican Donald Trump a big win in the Bay State presidential primary on March 1, but the New York…
STATE HOUSE — With the ink barely dry from Gov. Charlie Baker's signature on an expansion of solar development incentives, the…
BOSTON – As hundreds of immigrants and supporters gathered to lobby for legislation to benefit their communities, state Attorney General Maura Healey, a…
BOSTON – Gov. Charlie Baker is "toying" with the idea of turning to the state's all-Democrat congressional delegation…
STATE HOUSE — Land takings that would serve to benefit only private development would be restricted in Massachusetts under a proposed change to…
STATE HOUSE — For more than five hours Thursday a small group of immigrant rights activists camped outside Speaker Robert DeLeo's…
BOSTON – Attorney General Maura Healey on Thursday announced the indictments of five people in connection with three separate human trafficking schemes in…
STATE HOUSE — A controversial bill tying an increase in the cap on charter school enrollment with significant new funding for all types…
STATE HOUSE — An amendment mirroring Gov. Charlie Baker's approach to charter school expansion failed in the Massachusetts Senate on a…
BOSTON — The University of Massachusetts spent more on student financial aid this academic year than ever before, thanks in part to the…
BOSTON — A vote on a surtax aimed at people who earn $1 million or more won't occur until May 18…
BOSTON – Five months of negotiations resulted in a deal Tuesday between leaders of the state House of Representatives and the Senate to…
BOSTON – While the Boston City Council took action last week to ban taxpayer-funded travel to North Carolina, Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker…
BOSTON – Corporate giant General Electric on Monday said a related foundation will donate $50 million to Boston-area causes over the next…
EVERETT — The City of Everett is in talks with state transit officials about giving traffic signal priority to MBTA buses to improve…