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Gender Transitioning Advocates Call On Massachusetts Legislature To Replace Lost Federal Funding
Gender-transitioning advocates in Massachusetts say they want state legislators to replace federal funds the Trump administration has eliminated.
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Massachusetts State Police Fire Michael Proctor Over Karen Read Case
A state trooper who played a role in the Karen Read murder trial is no longer employed by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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Feds Nab Man In Woburn On Charges of Selling Fake Social Security Cards and Green Cards
Federal authorities have arrested a Brazilian man who lives in Woburn on charges of selling fake Social Security cards and Green Cards.
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Free Immigration Lawyers For Illegal Immigrants, Somerville City Councilors Say
The Somerville City Council is planning to endorse a bill in the state legislature that would require the Massachusetts state government to provide free legal services to illegal immigrants fighting deportation.
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Jake Auchincloss Says Democrats Can’t Win With 'Diet Coke' Populism
Congressman Jake Auchincloss (D-Newton) thinks his party has a problem, but he doesn't think the solution is to copy what worked for the Republican Party.
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Ayanna Pressley Files Reparations Bill In Congress
Should the descendents of African American slaves in the United States receive reparations?
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State Senator Peter Durant Criticizes Maura Healey, Considers Run For Governor of Massachusetts
State Senator Peter Durant (R-Spencer) is not happy with Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey.
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MBTA Can’t Claim Immunity In Case of Bus Driver Who Attacked Pedestrian, State's Highest Court Rules
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority can’t claim immunity from a lawsuit by a bus rider who says he suffered permanent brain damage at the hands and feet of a bus driver who had a troubled history, the state’s highest court said.
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