The plaintiffs are seeking an injunction ordering the state to provide a third year of HomeBASE stabilization services, including the $15,000 in funding. “We’re really trying to keep these two single mothers in their homes so they’re not evicted by Thanksgiving,” said Elizabeth Alfred with Greater Boston Legal Services,.
Plus, environmental groups in the Bay State remind us that they have plenty of cash to throw around on ballot question campaigns
The proposal aims to create a way for out-of-state patients to get medical marijuana products in Massachusetts if voters approve Question 8
On this special episode of The Codcast, we answer listener-submitted questions all about the field of nine ballot questions this November.
Massachusetts isn’t alone in the rising share of households facing energy insecurity around the country, yet the state, as wealthy as it is, sticks out given its high cost of living and increasing utility bills.
After report on child abuse in the Catholic Church from attorney general, legislation still in limbo on Beacon Hill
Even before Gov. Maura Healey entered the heart of campaign season — one that has been defined by skyrocketing energy costs and affordability issues — her administration has seemed sensitive to the price tag attached to the tens or hundreds of billions of dollars likely needed to support a sweeping green transition.
Massachusetts residents next week will begin receiving Undue Medical Debt branded envelopes alerting them to the relief
“Because restriction of firearm possession by those deemed too young to handle them safely outside of supervised settings is consistent with the nation’s regulatory tradition,” Wolohojian wrote, the majority upheld the lower court’s conviction.
House Dems say they are not confident consumers would see savings at the pump while the state lost revenue dedicated for transportation.