The state ferry service status and upcoming expansion plans were unveiled today. Officials highlighted upgrades, new routes, and enhanced schedules aimed at improving commuter experience and boosting regional connectivity.
On Wednesday, authorities swiftly imposed a shelter-in-place order across the UMass Lowell campus after reports surfaced of a man…
Lawmakers are debating public pension reform aimed at ensuring long-term financial stability for state workers. Proposals include benefit adjustments and funding changes to address growing budget pressures.
Governor Maura Healey has signed the $60.9 billion state budget into law, outlining key investments in education, healthcare, and infrastructure for the coming fiscal year. The budget aims to boost economic growth and public services.
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A new plan proposes a high-speed rail line linking Boston to Western Massachusetts. The project aims to cut travel times, boost regional connectivity, and promote sustainable transportation in the state.
New technologies like AI-driven traffic signals and real-time data analytics are transforming traffic management, reducing congestion and enhancing road safety worldwide. Cities are adopting smart solutions for smoother, safer travel.
New legislation expands abortion access statewide, removing previous restrictions and ensuring broader reproductive rights. Advocates hail the move as a significant step toward healthcare equity and personal freedom.
Boston launches new traffic strategies to ease congestion, including improved signal timing and expanded bike lanes. Early results show reduced commute times and smoother flow on key routes, benefiting daily commuters.
Debate intensifies over proposed carbon tax on transportation as lawmakers and industry leaders clash. Advocates stress environmental benefits, while opponents warn of economic impacts on consumers and businesses.
MassHealth faces significant hurdles as federal Medicaid policy shifts introduce new funding rules and eligibility criteria. The state aims to balance coverage access with budget constraints amid these ongoing changes.
Boston launches new traffic strategies to ease congestion, including improved signal timing and expanded bike lanes. Early results show reduced commute times and smoother flow on key routes, benefiting daily commuters.
Debate intensifies over proposed carbon tax on transportation as lawmakers and industry leaders clash. Advocates stress environmental benefits, while opponents warn of economic impacts on consumers and businesses.
MassHealth faces significant hurdles as federal Medicaid policy shifts introduce new funding rules and eligibility criteria. The state aims to balance coverage access with budget constraints amid these ongoing changes.
Debate intensifies as lawmakers consider a new carbon tax on transportation, sparking clashes between environmental advocates and industry leaders over its impact on emissions and economic growth.
State legislators are debating proposed changes to public workers’ pension plans aimed at controlling costs and ensuring long-term sustainability. The bill faces both support and opposition ahead of next week’s vote.
Public-private partnerships are accelerating transportation projects nationwide, combining government funding with private innovation to improve infrastructure, reduce costs, and boost efficiency.
Massachusetts Senate is considering statewide limits on cellphone use in schools to curb distractions and improve learning. The proposed bill aims to standardize policies, balancing student access and classroom focus.
Public hearings have been scheduled to discuss proposed MBTA fare hikes aimed at addressing budget shortfalls. Commuters and stakeholders are invited to voice concerns and feedback during these sessions.
The Massachusetts Senate has proposed statewide limits on cellphone use in schools, aiming to reduce distractions and improve student focus. The measure would set uniform rules across all public schools.
Massachusetts is ramping up efforts to safeguard its transportation infrastructure against climate change. New plans focus on strengthening roads, bridges, and transit systems to withstand extreme weather and rising sea levels.
The Green Line Extension project faces significant delays due to funding shortages and construction setbacks. Officials now aim for completion by late 2025, impacting local transit plans and commuters.
Governor Healey unveils an $8 billion transportation plan aimed at modernizing infrastructure, expanding public transit, and improving road safety across the state. The initiative targets long-term economic growth and sustainability.