Healey’s demanding tariff refunds for residents. She doesn't expect Trump will send them.
Healey says Massachusetts residents are owed billions of dollars that they paid in tariff-driven extra costs after a Supreme Court ruling threw out the tariffs last month.
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Galvin to seek record ninth term as state secretary
Secretary of State's reelection could stretch secretary's tenure into fifth decade -
Senators want team ready to track possible federal infractions
A majority of the Massachusetts Senate wrote to the governor and attorney general last week urging them to prepare for potential situations in which the Bay State could prosecute a federal official who is accused of abusing their authority here. -
Domestic violence charge dropped against former Boston city hall staffer
A judge dismissed the case against Chulan Huang, former neighborhood business manager for Boston’s Office of Economic Opportunity & Inclusion -
Reform ICE or abolish it? Here's where Mass. federal lawmakers stand
Some of the state's legislators on Capitol Hill argue that the controversial agency is tainted beyond repair. -
Lawyers suggest more ways Healey can limit ICE activity
The discussion comes as state lawmakers weigh a bill from Gov. Maura Healey to block immigration arrests in courthouses, schools and hospitals. -
Lawsuit seeks to derail major tax cut ballot question
A ruling from the state's highest court may not be announced until June -
DOJ opens federal civil rights probe into killing of Alex Pretti
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche says the Justice Department has opened a federal civil rights investigation into the death of Alex Pretti, the Minneapolis resident killed by Border Patrol officers. -
Boston City Council condemns killings of Good, Pretti in Minneapolis
The symbolic move puts the council on the record at a fraught moment in national politics. -
No new taxes, but Healey says federal cuts and rising costs forced tough choices
The Governor's $63B state budget plan includes changes to MassHealth benefits. -
In audit standoff, DiZoglio stands by plan for GOP candidate to fund her lawyers
Attorney General Andrea Campbell's office says it hasn't gotten answers to how the financing would work.
