Politics
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New second round of $500 payments to be issued to other MA low-income workers according to Baker-Polito Administration
BOSTON – The Baker-Polito Administration today announced its plan for a second round of $500 payments to low-income workers under…
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MA Senator Warren files bill to prohibit price gouging
(Boston/Washington, D.C.) – Thursday, United States Senators Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), Tammy Baldwin (D-Wisc.), and Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-Ill.) introduced the…
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Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker, lawmakers in talks about abortion action
By Katie Lannan MAY 12, 2022…..Reproductive health funding that state lawmakers are proposing in next year’s state budget is a…
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Healey receives endorsement of 4 city leaders during visit to Fall River Pier
FALL RIVER – Massachusetts gubernatorial candidate Maura Healey visited the Fall River City Pier today. In conversations with local elected…
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Massachusetts LG candidate: “My beloved Beverly Hospital let me go”
By Michael P. Norton Explaining her passion to rescind employment-based vaccine mandates “at the state level,” Republican candidate for lieutenant…
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Massachusetts Aid In Dying Backers Cite Poll Numbers In New Push
By Matt Murphy It’s been 10 years since voters narrowly rejected a ballot question that would have allowed physicians to…
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Senator Markey: Protections secured concerning Plymouth, MA nuclear power plant
Boston – Senator Edward J. Markey, Chair of the Environment and Public Works Subcommittee on Clean Air, Climate, and Nuclear…
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Governor Charlie Baker expects Legislature to approve tax cut
Colin A. Young The dam appears to have broken on tax relief as state revenues continue to surge and Gov.…
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Veto not a threat as Senate approves immigrant licensing reform
By Chris Lisinski MAY 5, 2022…..A long-debated proposal to expand driver’s license access to undocumented immigrants took a major step…
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Massachusetts State Taxes Soar $3 Billion Higher Than Last April
By Colin A. Young and Matt Murphy The state revenue gravy train kept rolling right along in April as Department…
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