Colin A. Young BOSTON – Bay Staters who get their electricity through National Grid’s basic service could see their monthly bill drop by more than $100...
By Chris Lisinski STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, MARCH 16, 2023…..Bishnu Tamang’s home in Massachusetts has always been infested with cockroaches. After immigrating years earlier from Nepal, Tamang...
By Sam Drysdale STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, MARCH 15, 2023…..As the Registry of Motor Vehicles prepares for nearly 200,000 undocumented immigrants to soon be able to apply...
By Erin Tiernan New polling suggests statewide support for another minimum wage hike and as lawmakers weigh a push to raise the wage floor, an advocacy...
Michael P. Norton BOSTON – Investigators in the state auditor’s office looked into 1,135 cases of suspected public benefits fraud over the last three months of...
By Sam Drysdale STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, MARCH 9, 2023…..This could be a session when major gun violence prevention legislation gets passed, advocate Ruth Zakarin says. “Everyone...
Chris Lisinski Nearly three decades after Massachusetts voters banned the policy, a majority of likely voters here would support a ballot question once again allowing cities...
Michael P. Norton Through the first eight months of fiscal 2023, tax collections of $23.6 billion are running 0.2 percent behind the record fiscal 2022 haul...
Chris Lisinski Half of Massachusetts doctors surveyed have already or intend to soon cut back their clinical hours, and one in four plan to leave medicine...
Michael P. Norton State regulators have approved additional gas supply rate reductions, and customers will see lower costs beginning on March 1 and lasting until May...
