Politics
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IRS: Most One-Time Massachusetts Refunds Won’t Count Toward Income
By Chris Lisinski Many, but not necessarily all, Massachusetts taxpayers will not need to count one-time state tax rebates they…
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Massachusetts legislation will reduce sentence for incarcerated people if they donate bone marrow or organs
BOSTON – A new bill was filed last month on Beacon Hill that would reduce the amount of time convicted…
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IRS: Most one-time refunds won’t count toward income
By Chris Lisinski BOSTON – FEB. 11, 2023…..Many, but not necessarily all, Massachusetts taxpayers will not need to count one-time…
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Warren plan eyes $10 per day for child care as Massachusetts lawmakers make run at affordable plan
Michael P. Norton BOSTON – As state lawmakers mull another run at ambitious plans to make child care affordable, U.S.…
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Coalition wants $20 minimum wage by 2027 in Massachusetts
By Chris Lisinski FEB. 7, 2023…..The $15 minimum wage that kicked into effect Jan. 1 was years in the making…
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With New Chair, Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities forces cut in natural gas bills
Colin A. Young When they get their bills in March, most gas customers in Massachusetts are going see a decrease…
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Massachusetts activists, lawmakers announce bill to require state agencies to provide non-English robust translation and interpretation services
Boston, MA – Policymakers and immigrants-rights activists with the Mass Speaks Coalition were among those who unveiled today the Language…
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City of Fall River announces $600,000 in ARPA funds earmarked for local tourism efforts
The City of Fall River announced Tuesday that it has more plans on how the remaining ARPA money will be…
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MassGOP picks Carnevale to steer party’s future as chair
By Chris Lisinski and Michael P. Norton FEB. 1, 2023…..Massachusetts Republicans nearly stuck with party chairman Jim Lyons for another…
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Secretary of State William Galvin turns down 20 percent pay bump; here is what other officials will make
By Sam Drysdale STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, JAN. 31, 2023…..Secretary of State William Galvin is the only constitutional officer not accepting…
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