Politics
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Banking Sector Rattled By Another “Emergency Rescue”
By Michael P. Norton MARCH 19, 2023…..BOSTON – The banking sector was roiled Sunday by another “emergency rescue”. Sen. Elizabeth…
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Governor Healey adds $734 million to expanding spending agenda
By Sam Drysdale BOSTON – Gov. Maura Healey has now proposed over $56.5 billion in state spending since taking office,…
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With new multi-year contract, all Fall River officers to soon wear body cameras, see restructured pay scale
A multi-year contract reached between the City of Fall River and the Fall River Police Department means better pay for…
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It appears that the City of Fall River was duped by a nation that doesn’t exist, but we are far from alone
It appears the City of Fall River was duped by a nation that doesn’t exist, but the Scholarship City is…
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Priced out, activists appeal for urgency on housing in Massachusetts
By Chris Lisinski STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, MARCH 16, 2023…..Bishnu Tamang’s home in Massachusetts has always been infested with cockroaches. After…
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Massachusetts license access law carries $28 million in launch costs
By Sam Drysdale STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, MARCH 15, 2023…..As the Registry of Motor Vehicles prepares for nearly 200,000 undocumented immigrants…
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Healey-Driscoll Administration announce date COVID-19 health emergency will end, to roll back vaccine requirement
BOSTON – Today the Healey-Driscoll Administration announced the date that the state’s COVID-19 public health emergency will end. According to…
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Police cameras, housing, jobs, improvements touched on as Fall River Mayor Paul Coogan delivers 2023 State of the City
Here is Mayor Paul Coogan’s Address for the State of the City in its entirety that was held in the…
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New Poll Shows Statewide Support For $20 Minimum Wage in Massachusetts
By Erin Tiernan New polling suggests statewide support for another minimum wage hike and as lawmakers weigh a push to…
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Massachusetts State Auditor’s Office uncovers 255 cases of benefits fraud over three months totaling $2.7 million
Michael P. Norton BOSTON – Investigators in the state auditor’s office looked into 1,135 cases of suspected public benefits fraud…
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