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Private housing is too expensive in American cities, public housing is ailing, and the way to fix the problem is to spend $70 billion over the next five years to improve government housing developments, several prominent Democrats said Monday. Three members of Congress and Boston Mayor Marty Walsh made an
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Hundreds of paddlers recently raced kayaks, canoes, and stand-up paddleboards in the Charles River for the annual Run of the Charles. That the water quality in the river has dramatically improved over the 36 years since the race first began is a tribute to the non-profit group that organizes the
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At the time he was elected president of the Massachusetts Senate, Stan Rosenberg had a long-term committed relationship with a man 38 years younger whom he believed to be mentally ill and addicted to alcohol and who had a tendency to text pornographic images of men and make sexually offensive
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The Massachusetts Senate's ethics investigation of former Senate president Stan Rosenberg cost about $230,000, an legislative aide said. A law firm hired by the Senate Committee on Ethics on December 19 released a report Wednesday detailing accusations against Bryon Hefner, the now-estranged civil-law husband of Rosenberg, including
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Former Massachusetts Senate President Stan Rosenberg will also be a former Massachusetts state senator at the end of the week. Rosenberg submitted a letter Thursday afternoon announcing that he is resigning from the Massachusetts Senate effective 5 p.m. Friday, May 4.
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By Katie Lannan STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE BOSTON — Calls continued Thursday for former Massachusetts Senate President Stanley Rosenberg to resign after the release of a report Wednesday detailing what investigators described as a "significant failure of judgment and leadership" in connection with allegations against his civil-law husband.
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By Peter Hasson Daily Caller News Foundation
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By Matt Murphy STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE WORCESTER — Conservative, pro-Trump Republican Geoff Diehl won the U.S. Senate endorsement of Republican Party activists on Saturday after two rounds of voting, but all three main GOP candidates vying to take on U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren found strong pockets of support
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