For all of the sound and fury legislative leaders have raised, voter support for the audit law has not budged in two years.
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Nearly 1,000 children abused by 270-plus Catholic clerics over decades, no charges brought
Public records ballot question also in strong position; views on other initiative petitions more mixed
Elizabeth Dionne appeared on GBH Radio on Tuesday and detailed how she sees the state Treasury addressing “affordability via local aid.”
A new MassINC Polling Group survey finds that Bay Staters are still concerned about Gov. Maura Healey’s response to affordability concerns, even as she appears poised to win reelection with relative ease.
New Bedford’s 92-year-old fire station had been slated to be closed this fall as the city, like numerous communities all over Massachusetts, contends with a local budget deficit.
In 2015, the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston found that white households in Boston had a median wealth of $247,500, while Black households had a median wealth of close to $0. That was more than ten years ago. Now, the Boston Fed has released a new report examining the wealth gap across Massachusetts. Have things improved? What trends do we see in the new report? And how has the ongoing affordability crisis affected wealth disparities?
As gun law repeal barrels toward the ballot on Question 9, high court weighs challenge to state ‘suitability’ rules for licensing
MBTA General Manager Phil Eng says the T’s new fleet of cars are on track to begin running in 2027
The part of the plan that’s arguably generating the most blowback is the process the MWRA is deploying to win approval from state officials.