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Mass. lawmakers knock ‘political games’ that sent migrants to Massachusetts
GOP gubernatorial candidate Diehl points finger at federal immigration policies. -
Texas Gov. Abbott uses Martha's Vineyard migrant flights as rallying cry
Baker’s administration is exploring moving the migrants to Joint Base Cape Cod for temporary shelter and humanitarian services. -
The race to succeed state Sen. Chang-Díaz in the heart of Black political Boston
The 2nd Suffolk Senate district has become the most expensive race in the state Senate this year. -
Close races, ‘pretty good’ turnout projected for Tuesday’s primary
Hundreds of thousands of mail-in ballots have yet to be returned, according to the secretary of state. -
Massachusetts renters are fighting for the right to buy their buildings
A local land trust tried, but failed, to buy the Chinatown apartment building where Yadan Zhao and her family live. -
3 things to know about the stalled-out, $4 billion-plus economic development bill
Tax relief, child care grants and hospital funding are all on ice while state lawmakers disagree. -
Lowell Rep. race showcases growing influence — and growing pains — of Cambodian community
Three candidates seek 'one of the footholds' of power for the state's Cambodian American community. -
Effort to repeal immigrant driver's license law hits milestone ahead of ballot deadline
Fair and Secure Massachusetts says it filed 40,120 signatures to get this referendum on the November ballot. -
Lawmakers should pass tax relief ‘now,’ Senate president says
Gov. Charlie Baker still hopes lawmakers can get an economic development bill done. -
Restraints and involuntary medication are widespread at corrections facility for people with mental illness, report alleges
The Disability Law Center concludes more than half the population at Bridgewater State Hospital were medicated under duress.
