Broker fee limits, no new taxes in $61 billion state budget deal set for Monday vote
Beacon Hill lawmakers will pass their final budget while still waiting to find out the scope of federal funding cuts.
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AG Campbell says she voted ‘yes’ on Ballot Question 1. Her office’s stance is still unclear.
The revelation of personal support lends a new layer of intrigue to one of the hottest topics on Beacon Hill. -
Wu tries again for property tax relief
Boston’s mayor is once again seeking to shift more of the city’s taxes to commercial properties instead of residential one. -
Q&A: A conversation with incoming CCC Executive Director Travis Ahern
Ahern talked about how he'll approach the role at the Cannabis Control Commission. -
Rollins ethical fallout was ‘one of the hardest’ times in outgoing US attorney’s career, he says
Joshua Levy, who will resign as the U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts next week, pulled back the curtain on a low-morale period for the tightlipped office. -
Supreme Judicial Court upholds MBTA zoning law
While the court ruled the law does not run afoul of the state Constitution, it said existing guidelines are "unenforceable." -
Healey: Zero tolerance in state shelters for dangerous behavior
The governor also backed banning the practice of renter-paid broker fees. -
Levy stepping down from US attorney post
He plans to depart from the powerful post on Jan. 17. -
Rep. Pressley to boycott Trump’s second presidential inauguration
The congresswoman plans to hold an MLK Day-themed event in her district instead. -
Reformists sense momentum as new state legislative session begins
Massachusetts' House speaker and Senate president both say they’re open to major rules changes. -
Lawmakers pass bill to allow school bus traffic cams in Massachusetts
So far, pilot programs have showed thousands of drivers break the law and pass stopped buses and crossing children.
