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Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker says he will sign a climate bill despite vetoing a previous version of it earlier in the year. Baker was asked Thursday if he would sign the bill (S.9). He said, "Yes," according to State House News Service, and his press office also
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Did you hear that Marty Walsh is no longer the mayor of Boston? If not, The Dorchester Reporter will let you know. This week's edition of the newspaper comes with a 44-page insert largely praising Walsh. This comes as the U.S. Senate confirmed the Savin Hill native
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By Katie Lannan State House News Service
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Will Ron Beaty still run for lieutenant governor of Massachusetts? Yes he will, he recently told NewBostonPost.
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By Katie Lannan State House News Service
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The U.S. Senate voted against giving coronavirus stimulus checks to illegal immigrants last month, but one immigration-restrictionist think tank says that millions could still receive them — and a left-leaning news outlet confirms that an unidentified number of them will. The Center for Immigration Studies, which wants fewer immigrants in
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Alex Morse is more than doubling his salary by leaving his job as mayor of Holyoke to become town manager of Provincetown. Morse, 32, is an openly homosexual progressive Democrat who unsuccessfully challenged U.S. Representative Richard Neal (D-Springfield) from the left in the state primary last year. He is
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It looks like Rayla Campbell may end up running for lieutenant governor rather than the U.S. House of Representatives next year. The conservative Republican from Randolph who ran as a write-in candidate against U.S. Representative Ayanna Pressley (D-Dorchester) in the state's Seventh Congressional District last November
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