Heiple has worked in litigation, regulatory compliance, and environmental, social, and governance issues.
"There's no doubt we have a full-on housing crisis in Massachusetts," Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll said.
There is growing concern over the agency's shortcomings and its potential impact on the quality of life for those living in Greater Boston.
A Boston union leader got into a heated exchange with a Republican senator during a Congressional hearing Wednesday.
The audit is intended to bring greater transparency to the Legislature, where closed-door meetings are routine.
Initial steps would include building an online application process and hiring staff to ensure the program moves ahead smoothly.
The report is based on the cities’ 2021 annual comprehensive financial reports, which are not analyzed on this scale by other organizations.
"I think we can all acknowledge that the status quo is not working," Wu said.
More than 900 people from Mattapoisett have reached out to voice support for the Act Relative to End of Life Options.
Some groups that backed the high-income tax ballot measure is criticizing Gov. Maura Healey's plan over new tax breaks for the wealthy.
Social Security works with the Office of the Inspector General
The sheriff has tried signing and referral bonuses, tuition remission, and more to keep and attract new correctional officers.
"They're going to have to work longer," Olivia Mitchell, a professor of business economics and public policy at Wharton, said.
Walsh would be the first head of a major agency or department to leave his position during Biden's presidency.
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The Abortion Legal Hotline announced Monday will connect Massachusetts-based patients and providers to attorneys.
2022 folk song lyrics about displacement of tenants shows why rally for rent control, on Sat., Jan. 28, 2023, at MA State House is needed.
Walsh will take over for Marylou Sudders, who served as Charlie Baker's health and human services secretary over the last seven years.
The Democratic Minority Whip's daughter was caught vandalizing property, according to Boston police.
Birmingham was elected to the Senate in 1991 and served as president from 1996 to 2002.
Gov. Maura Healey will send a $987 million bond bill to the state Legislature, plus $400 million for the state's roadway program.
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Here's what Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey said she'd like to tackle in the coming months.
Elected officials take office in January, and many will get pay raises of around 20 percent.
On Jan. 1, Massachusetts laws revolving around pay, taxes and work leave will change, among other regulations.
An estimated 27% of youth voted in the 2022 midterm election, the second-highest voter turnout among the demographic in three decades.
MWRA “took no enforcement action in response to at least 70 instances of noncompliance by significant industrial users.”
The governor-elect is already positioning herself to prepare the state for swaths of new policy and legislation.
Boston's former transportation chief Gina Fiandaca will oversee MassDOT, taking over for Jamey Tesler.
Massachusetts Governor-elect Healey and Boston Mayor Wu presented a unified front and working partnership between the city and the state.
The number of women who won statewide offices this year marks a milestone in the commonwealth’s history.
Question 1 will mean a new tax on income over $1 million starting Jan. 1. But the Secretary of the Commonwealth will seek changes.
Governor-elect Maura Healey and Lt. Gov.-elect Kim Driscoll will be inaugurated on Jan. 5.
A looming deadline that could prevent people without a REAL ID from flying is being pushed back for a third time.
History was made on Nov. 8.
Georgia may end up determining whether there is a Republican or Democratic majority in the Senate.
“We are working towards the goal of creating a representative government, and this is a terrific milestone.”
Massachusetts is now the 18th state to allow individuals who cannot verify immigration status to apply for a driver’s license.
Statistics show a record-breaking turnout compared to previous midterm elections.