The nonprofit organization argues that individuals' property and disability rights are being violated. The city says the urgency justifies its actions.

Legal analyst Daniel Medwed weighs in on the legality of Boston's plan to clean up Mass. and Cass.

Some people with substance use disorders have been arrested while waiting in line for treatment, which the mayor-elect said "would be unacceptable."

Nancy Gertner calls the upcoming Mississippi case "dire" for reproductive rights.

A state judge in California ruled late Monday that four drug companies can't be held liable for that state's opioid epidemic. Communities had hoped for…

This week, it was strawberry Pop Tarts — with a lawsuit claiming damages over Kellogg's "deceptive" marketing of its pastries that contain just as much…

“Being able to right that wrong is why clemency exists,” McCourty said on Greater Boston.

Authorities allege Violence in Boston director Clark Grant fraudulently took in thousands of dollars in pandemic unemployment assistance and claimed the nonprofit's bank account as his own on a mortgage application.

Daniel Medwed breaks down the ongoing legal challenges, both public and private, to Massachusetts' vaccine mandates.

Professor Renée Landers said the move may be influenced by the president's respect for the precedent set by former President Trump, or by fear of bad optics ahead of the 2022 midterm elections.