A superior court judge found there was “no legal or logical support” for allegations of conflict of interest.
Month: August 2026
We all need care as we age. Adam Scott leads New England’s largest nonprofit provider of senior care and living communities. He says demand is rising as the Commonwealth’s average age continues to increase. This week on Health or Consequences, John McDonough of the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Paul Hattis of the Lown Institute talk with Scott about how the broader health care crisis is impacting long-term care.
The move comes amid broader tensions around climate and energy policy in Massachusetts and deep turnover in Healey’s Cabinet.
Massachusetts is facing a behavioral health access crisis that’s largely fueled by provider shortages across all settings.
$15.3 million in tax credits will be used to turn vacant or underutilized commercial properties into residential units
“The bottom line is the issues before the United States Supreme Court would only affect the general election,” said Secretary of State William Galvin.
A $17.1 billion settlement between Meta and AGs across the US comes as Mass. lawmakers deliberate on further social media restrictions.
Newton mayor announces restructuring of its environmental staff to “enhance” ambitious climate efforts, raising a red flag for some.
Methuen Rep. Francisco Paulino faces eight counts of wire fraud and three counts of unlawful monetary transactions.
The governor’s office shared new guidance for how to handle ICE at Massachusetts schools and child care centers.