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BOSTON — Every member of the Massachusetts Congressional delegation, as well as Republican Governor Charlie Baker, offered public words of support on Tuesday after Attorney General Maura Healey announced her office would be joining an American Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts lawsuit challenging President Donald Trump's temporary travel ban.
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Massachusetts Senate President Stanley Rosenberg on Monday had some harsh words to say about the seven-nation travel ban that President Donald Trump enacted Friday, comparing it to Nazi Germany. "It is distressing that President Trump would do this at all, but to do it on January 27, International Holocaust
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By Andy Metzger STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE STATE HOUSE, BOSTON — The group of House lawmakers who receive significantly larger paychecks than their rank-and-file peers is about to grow much larger if the pay-raise bill the governor vetoed Friday becomes law.
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BOSTON — In the end, Senate Republicans appeared powerless when it came to halting the legislative money train that rocketed through both chambers on Beacon Hill this week. "We in the minority appreciate the work that has been done," state Senator Bruce Tarr, the GOP minority leader from Gloucester,
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The Winthrop Retirement Board is appealing a judge's decision to allow a state pension for a former police chief who prosecutors say took payments from a video poker operator to look the other way. Angelo LaMonica pleaded guilty in 1995 to six counts of federal income tax invasion
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BOSTON — When you have a background in engineering, starting a food blog wouldn't be the first thought that comes to mind as a potential career. Yet that is exactly what Boston-based Brittany DiCapua is on her way towards accomplishing with her fast-growing Boston Food Journal, an online forum
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STATE HOUSE – Helen Woodman Harrington, who epitomized the values of even-handedness and integrity the State House News Service still strives to uphold, died Monday at her beloved home in North Conway, N.H. She was 74. Woodman hired, trained and more importantly inspired more than a generation of reporters, who
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President Donald Trump's inauguration beat out both of former President Barack Obama's when it came to hotels booked.
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