Mass. nonprofits faced with rising needs yet fewer resources, says survey
The Boston Foundation and MassINC Polling Group surveyed nearly 500 nonprofit leaders and employees in January.
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Mass. judge rules against Trump administration policy for third-country deportations
“It’s not fine, nor is it legal,” the judge wrote. He said the Trump administration violated his previous orders repeatedly. -
As utilities work on the South Shore, Fall River still struggles just to clear streets
Nearly half of the residential streets in the city in southeastern Massachusetts remain buried under snow, two days after the storm dumped 41 inches of snow on the city. -
Boston tries out volunteer snow shoveling meet-ups — with mixed results
The city announced shoveling meet-ups across 16 neighborhoods, promoting them with videos across social platforms. But at the two events a GBH reporter attended, only one volunteer showed up at each. -
Larry Summers to exit Harvard as Epstein fallout grows
Summers had gone on leave last fall amid criticism over his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein. -
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Poll shows more support for rent control, tax cut
The Bay State Poll conducted by The University of New Hampshire Survey Center and released Tuesday found 56% of respondents either somewhat or strongly support a proposed ballot question that would cap annual rent increases in most rental units to no more than 5% across the state. -
For some Bostonians, blizzard cleanup gives way to wicked fun snow day
After the blizzard comes cleanup ... and maybe a little fun. GBH News photojournalism intern Arthur Mansavage captured the joy of a deep, fresh snow.
