Boston projects $48M budget deficit next fiscal year driven by snow removal costs
Boston CFO Ashley Groffenberger says the shortfall, driven partly by snow removal costs, amounts to 1% of the city’s operating budget.
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Massachusetts spending $250 million to blunt cost increases from expired health care subsidies
The move comes with Congress still debating the future of the insurance tax credits. -
Across western Massachusetts, elected officials sworn into office
Mayors, city and town councilors, school committee members and others were sworn into office across western Massachusetts on Monday. -
In sudden twist, Liz Breadon clinches Boston City Council presidency
Breadon was elected in a tight vote against Councilor Brian Worrell. -
Connector reports health insurance enrollment churn
The number of Massachusetts residents who dropped insurance accessed through the state Health Connector was roughly balanced out by those who signed up for plans through the state exchange. -
‘We are a mosaic’: Rodrigues sworn in as Brockton’s first elected mayor of color
The new mayor did not reference an ongoing court challenge to his 2025 election. -
Wu sworn in for second term as mayor of Boston
Two thousand people packed into Fenway's Symphony Hall for Wu’s second inauguration ceremony. -
Members of Mass. congressional delegation condemn Venezuela attack as ‘unauthorized’ and ‘illegal’
None of the Democrats who represent the state in Washington, D.C. endorsed the Trump Administration’s moves. -
Judge denies request to stop Moises Rodrigues’ inauguration as mayor of Brockton
Jean Bradley Derenoncourt, who finished second in the mayoral race, is seeking to overturn the election in court. -
Healey on ballot questions: ‘yes’ for public records, ‘no’ on rent control
The governor says she's already seeing housing investors pull out of Massachusetts. -
Boston advocates denounce federal housing discrimination probe as baseless
Many criticized the investigation as a racially-motivated subversion of existing legal precedent.
