Healey packs vaccine, wind, election policy into closeout budget
The governor is pitching a $2.45 billion spending bill to close the state's books for fiscal year 2025.
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Biden Says Chauvin Guilty Verdict Can Be 'A Moment Of Significant Change'
"It was a murder in the full light of day, and it ripped the blinders off for the whole world to see [systemic racism]," the president said after the guilty verdict against Derek Chauvin. -
Citing COVID, Boston’s Mayoral Candidates Push To Lower Ballot Hurdles
Michelle Wu, the only candidate not to sign a new open letter, said it's getting late in the campaign to make big changes. -
Investigation Into Suspended Boston Police Commissioner Dennis White Has Cost The City Nearly $45K, So Far
Previously undisclosed allegations of domestic violence are at issue. -
Biden Infrastructure Push Highlights Economic Gender Gaps
Many traditional infrastructure jobs have gone to men in the past. Progressives like Rep. Katie Porter fear that the way Biden is splitting his economic agenda could hurt American women. -
Are Bostonians Wedded To The Idea That The Mayor Should Be Born Here?
The city hasn’t elected a non-native mayor in almost a century. -
With Revenues High, Mass. House Nixes Baker's Budget Cuts
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Senate President Envisions One-Stop Social Service Centers For Everything From Childcare to Elder Care
Spilka wants to use federal dollars to solve the state's "caregiving crisis." -
Janey Names Director For Boston’s New Police Accountability Office
Attorney Stephanie Everett will review the case of the former Boston police union chief suspected of sex crimes. -
Top Republicans Work To Rebrand GOP As Party Of Working Class
A growing number of working-class voters were drawn to Donald Trump's Republican Party, and now top Republicans are searching for ways to keep those… -
Campbell, Others Call For Janey To Release Records Of Alleged Sex Abuse By Former BPD Union Chief
This is Janey' first test as acting mayor.
