Sen. Edward Markey Compares Tea Party Republicans to Breaking Bad

Both Massachusetts senators criticized Republicans on Monday.

Sen. Warren on Republicans: 'Hostage-taking is All They Have Left'

Sen. Warren: "We should be having a real debate about our budget – because we have real problems to solve."

What’s Next for Scott Brown?

With his Wrentham home on the market, speculation grows as to what the former U.S. senator’s next move may be.

Government Shutdown Could Force National Parks, Historic Sites to Close

Minute Man National Park, Faneuil Hall and Bunker Hill Monument among many to be impacted.

10 Things You Need to Know About Obamacare in Massachusetts

Is Obamacare going to change things in Massachusetts, where we pioneered a version of the universal healthcare program? You bet it is. Check out some of the big differences you can expect under Obamacare.

Jamaica Plain Casts Most Votes for Arroyo, Golar Richie

The city voted for Martin Walsh and John Connolly, but here’s how the Jamaica Plain neighborhood voted in Tuesday’s elections.

Walsh, Connolly Will Square off for Mayor's Chair

The crowded mayoral and at-large councillor fields were winnowed down Tuesday.

Scenes From The Polls: JP Votes For Mayor/City Council

Scenes From The Polls: JP Votes For Mayor/City Council

Bromley-Heath Learning Center Contractor Exceeding Diversity Hiring Goals

CWC Builders is constructing a $16 million learning center in Jackson Square.

Boston Preliminary Election Day Info for Tuesday

There's still time to get to know the mayoral and at-large candidates for Boston. Get out there and vote on Tuesday!

BPD Commissioner Ed Davis to Resign Monday

Should a Facebook ‘Like’ Be Protected Free Speech?

A court ruling on Wednesday reversed a lower court’s decision in Virginia.

17-Year-Olds Will Now Be Treated as Juveniles in Massachusetts Courts

Under the new law, 17-year-olds who are arrested will face a juvenile court judge, but that judge can still impose an adult sentence for certain more serious crimes.

Lawmakers to Weigh Changes to State’s Bottle Bill Law

Environmental groups propose ballot question to expand the 30-year-old law.

JPNC Nomination Deadline Extended

The new deadline occurs at the end of this week.

Beware: Fraudulent Phone Polling Claiming to be From Boston Election Department

“Voters should be aware that any caller conducting a survey, and claiming to be Election Department personnel, is engaging in fraudulent behavior," said Geraldine Cuddyer, chair of Boston’s Board of Election Commissioners.

Former Head of the Boston FBI Faces Charges

The Hopkinton resident could face a year in jail and up to $100,000 in fines.

Anti-Casino Group Fight to Save Ballot Question

See why their question was nixed by the AG.

Should the Speed Limit Be Raised to 70 MPH on Some Highways?

A bill would raise the speed limit on portions of the Massachusetts Turnpike and Route 95.

Pick the MBTA's New Map

See the changes coming to every station in the system.

Markey Against Military Action in Syria

A week after voting “present” Senator Edward J. Markey has come out against using military force.

Markey Votes ‘Present’ on Syria Vote; What Do You Think?

Sen. Edward. J. Markey said he needs “to review all of the relevant classified materials relating to this matter before I make a decision as important as authorizing the use of military force.”

Mission Hill Properties Hit with Violations During Move-In Weekend

The city’s Inspectional Services Department handed out over 2,000 tickets this weekend.

MBTA Short Changed: Receives Half Federal Security Funding

In 2013, the MBTA got half of what it did in 2012.

What's Your (New) Take on 161 S. Huntington Ave.?

“Olmstead Place” has stalled, in large part due to a JP Neighborhood Council lawsuit, writes Boston.com.

Dookhan’s Actions Have Impacted Over 40K State Drug Cases, Study Says

The estimate accounts for 3,000 more cases than originally thought, according to the Gov. Deval Patrick administration.

Q&A: John Connolly on Schools, His Law Firm, and City Hall as an Apple Store

John Connolly wants to make City Hall customer friendly, and put all city services online.

Mimimum Wage, Sick Time, Could Be On Next Ballot

The group has two high-profile supporters in the state.

JP Neighborhood Council Nomination Packets Available

The election will take place Oct. 19.

Tech Community Seeks Repeal of Software Tax

Revenue from the new tax, which went into effect July 31, will go toward state transportation and infrastructure needs.

Q&A: Mike Ross Says Lengthen School Day, Deputize Meter Maids

The city councilor from downtown Boston talks about climate change affecting Boston, and how he's staying in shape during the campaign.

West Nile Virus Threat Level Raised in Boston

Mosquitos from two city pools— one in JP—recently tested positive for the virus.

Dept. of Revenue FAQ Attempts to Clarify New Software Tax

The state sales tax code now includes software-based services and transactions, so what does that really mean?

Route 93 Overnight Lane Closure On The Way

The southbound lane will be closed to traffic for maintenance overnight Aug. 6-7.

MBTA Collects Historic Fiscal Year Revenue Despite Ridership Drop

The transit service cleared the half-billion dollar mark in terms of revenue in fiscal year 2013.

What’s Your Solution to the Casey Upper Busway Situation?

The Jamaica Plain Neighborhood Council voted against the current Forest Hills Station upper busway proposal in terms of the Casey Arborway project.

Lawmakers Approve Legislation to Try 17-Year-Olds as Juveniles

Massachusetts is one of 11 states in which 17-year-olds are automatically tried as adults.

Mayoral Candidates Yancey, Golar Richie Talk Boston's Future at JPNC

Lawmakers Unsure What New Tech Tax Will Actually Tax

A new state sales tax is set to start July 31, but lawmakers don’t know what exactly is included.