By Matt Murphy JAN. 13, 2022…..A new tax on Massachusetts millionaires would add about $1.3 billion in revenue for the state, according to a new report...
By Chris Lisinski JAN. 11, 2022…..If the city of Chelsea had been allowed to implement a cap on how much property owners could increase rent, La...
By Colin A. Young JAN. 6, 2022…..Beginning next week, Massachusetts hospitals will start to differentiate between patients they admit primarily for COVID-19 and those admitted to...
By Katie Lannan The COVID-19 pandemic, marked by disrupted routines and social isolation, has drawn new attention to issues around youth mental health. Now, lawmakers are...
By Chris Lisinski Supermarkets are turning to different brands than they normally stock in order to fill empty shelves, restaurants have pared back menus to cope...
Chris Lisinski Massachusetts now has more COVID-19 patients hospitalized than at any point since May 2020, surpassing the tally of patients during last winter’s surge as...
Chris Van Buskirk Less than two weeks before the deadline for City of Boston employees to receive a first COVID-19 shot, first responders took to the...
Michael P. Norton Steamship Authority employees must demonstrate that they have received at least one COVID-19 vaccination by Wednesday in order to prevent “progressive discipline” that...
By Katie Lannan State House News Service JAN. 3, 2021….As students returned to classes Monday amid a continued surge in COVID-19 cases, Gov. Charlie Baker kicked...
By Matt Murphy State House News Service Some fees for parolees should be eliminated and the state should offer tax credits as an incentive for businesses...
