The regulations, which also require retailers to keep the devices behind the counter, take effect Sept. 25.
Massachusetts adds 54,000 names to growing unclaimed properties list. Last year, Treasury returned more than $112M in property.
Mayor Marty Walsh says Boston “would be willing to take migrants" fleeing the war-ravaged country of Syria.
The former president held a press conference Thursday in Atlanta.
Of the millions exposed in the love affair site hack, some can be traced to government offices in Massachusetts.
Massachusetts ranked favorably in a new national study comparing underprivileged children and their living situations.
More than 400,000 to benefit from 50 percent increase in Earned Income Tax Credit Increase, according to state officials.
If you’ve been holding off on making a big purchase, next weekend may be the time to make it happen.
Beverly Scott resigned from her post as general manager of the MBTA back in February, after the T system crumbled in bad weather.
The fiscal 2016 budget agreement could mean big changes to MBTA, and calls for more spending on some social services.
Check out some of the top headlines from around the commonwealth this week.
After just missing two years ago, the Boston Public School teacher, coach, and small business owner, is trying again to get to City Hall.
Gov. Baker urges Legislature to act on reform legislation to improve MBTA finances and operations.
Families for Excellent Schools says parent-led campaign in Boston completes six-week canvass with positive results.
Walsh: Report will serve as a blueprint for the new Office of Recovery Services; recovery expert Jennifer Tracey will lead the department.
Prepare for overnight Closure of the northbound side of I-93/Tip O’Neill Tunnel.
The policies include the restriction of access to assault weapons and high-capacity magazines in the civilian market.
Boston organizers say they want “amnesty” for the protesters who have been arrested in Baltimore.
The Commonwealth, as well as Rhode Island, boast low rankings in the nationwide chart by Mother Jones.
Jurors were ordered to avoid the 2015 Boston Marathon and any bombing anniversary ceremonies.
Leaves can be left out with recycling through December 4, 2015.
Reps. Stephen Lynch and Michael Capuano aren't 100 percent convinced Nancy Pelosi can lead them back to majority status.
The new state law goes into effect on April 7.
Mayor Martin Walsh hosted a Twitter chat to communicate with city residents.
Ed Coppinger, who represents the Tenth Suffolk District, is one of thirteen House Committee Chairs in legislative leadership.
Massachusetts has 11 animal protection bills up for vote, but they need support.
Mayor Marty Walsh said the firing was “not a difficult decision.”
These three laws are among a host of measures that will go into effect Thursday to kick off the new year.
The governor’s race was one the closest statewide results in recent memory.
With more than 95 percent of precincts reporting, some media outlets are projecting Charlie Baker the winner. But Coakley is not conceding.
Get the full unofficial results from the city's polls.
State legislators passed a law allowing three casinos and a slots parlor in 2011. On Tuesday, it was voters turn to decide.
From a look at the ballots, to a breakdown of the ballot questions, to polling locations and more, here’s what you need to know.
Three projects in Boston were approved for the grants.
The order is set to be introduced at the Council’s meeting this week.
State House News Service's recap and analysis of the week in state government.
The city’s assistant corporation counsel said a $25,000 raise would violate state ethics law.
City residents voted for Martha Coakley and Charlie Baker to face off for Governor in November.
Deborah B. Goldberg, former Brookline selectwoman, will take on the Republican Michael J. Heffernan in November
Democratic candidate Steven Grossman conceded to Coakley Tuesday night.