EPA employees ‘shocked’ over suspensions for signing a letter of dissent
139 employees, including 5 in the New England regional office, were placed on administrative leave Thursday.
Healey administration shutters hotels, transfers families through HomeBASE program
Thirty families moved out of the shelters that closed Monday.
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Trump formally asks Congress to claw back funds for NPR, PBS
NPR and PBS would lose federal funding, as would the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, also known as PEPFAR. -
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Lawmakers receptive to Healey’s pitch for higher ed building boom
The governor is pitching a $2.5 billion investment into buildings for the state's 29 public colleges and universities. -
Groundbreaking report highlights concerns of Asian and Pacific Islander Americans in Mass.
Inflation, the economy and cost of living are the top concerns for Massachusetts APIA residents — and 30% of respondents said they’d had trouble affording housing themselves. -
Mass. cities and towns could fine drivers up to $150 with red light cameras under new legislation
Similar bills have been shot down in recent years, but at least one lawmaker hopes people feel “more of a sense of urgency” on the issue.
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