The in-person office hours will be held on Thursday, September 4 from 10-11 AM.
With unanimous, bipartisan support, the Senate removes out-of-date and offensive terminology and statutes from Massachusetts law.
Some city leaders are reportedly considering contracting a new collector.
The legislation simplifies the process and brings Massachusetts up to date with the other 49 states and international best practices.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission gave the grant.
Mass. Legislature passes the Shield Act 2.0 to fortify protections for those seeking and providing reproductive and gender-affirming care.
Legislature passes $1.2 billion bond bill to improve roads, bridges, intersections, and more.
The program will award $200,000 annually to numerous local nonprofits and other organizations.
Senate passes bill to improve student learning and academic achievement, boost mental health, and foster healthier learning environments.
Senate passes legislation to protect consumers and keep people from being pushed into financial ruin if they are sued for financial debt.
Senate members of Joint Committee on Education vote in favor of restricting cell phones in schools after a unanimous, bipartisan vote.
Massachusetts Senate passes Shield Act 2.0 with bipartisan support.
Legislature's new rules for 2025-2026 make lawmaking more transparent, efficient, and accessible to the public.
Steven Ultrino has served in the House of Representatives since 2014.
Legislature passes $1.4 billion for public education and transportation projects in Malden and across the state with Fair Share revenue.
For his work passing the Educator Diversity Act, State Senator Jason Lewis presented with inaugural Legacy Award from Latinos for Education.
Senator Lewis nominates Margie Labedz for recognition at the state's first-ever Military Appreciation Day.
The virtual Town Hall meeting will be held on Monday, June 23 from 7-8PM. Bring your questions for Senator Jason Lewis.
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Senate's $61.4 billion fiscally responsible budget proposal invests in education, municipal support, healthcare, housing, transit, and more.
With support from Senator Jason Lewis, Lead Sponsor of the Fair Share Amendment, Massachusetts Senate Invests Surplus Fair Share Dollars
Ed Markey has served as a United States Senator since 2013.
Sen. Lewis and Reps. Donato, Ultrino, and Lipper-Garabedian announce new state grant funds for the Malden Fire Department
The Democratic Minority WHIP will be joined by state health workers and experts.
Senator Lewis continues leadership role in Education Committee & continues to serve as a member of the Senate President's leadership team.
Ed Markey is coming to Malden to meet with residents.
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The Senator vehemently opposes the President's idea to privatize the service.
The Mayor will be delivering his yearly update in early March at a popular Malden location.
Massachusetts Senate unanimously approves updated legislative rules for the new 2025-2026 legislative session to increase transparency.
The Conservation Commission has one vacancy to fill.
Town Hall will be live streamed on YouTube on Tuesday, February 18, 2025, from 7-8 p.m.
Massachusetts Legislature funds Firefighter Safety Grant Program to help local fire departments purchase new safety equipment.
The Senator vehemently opposes the decision by the president to issue the pardons.
The commission is composed of nine members.
New reforms to the state's healthcare system boost oversight/transparency and improve patient access to quality, affordable treatment.
New bill would create a special commission to revisit the K-12 public school funding formula.
The Senator expressed his opposition to permanently banning the social media platform.
Deborah Burke was recognized by city leadership for her dedicated years of service.
Massachusetts Legislature passes reforms to improve pharmaceutical industry oversight and lower the cost of prescription drugs.