A new bill proposes increased funding for public transit and changes to MBTA zoning to promote affordable housing near transit hubs. Supporters say it could ease commutes and address housing shortages.
State lawmakers are debating whether to lift the long-standing ban on happy hour promotions. Proponents argue it could boost local businesses, while opponents cite concerns over public safety and alcohol abuse.
Governor Healey unveils an $8 billion plan aimed at stabilizing the MBTA, focusing on improving infrastructure, enhancing safety, and modernizing transit services to better serve the region’s commuters.
The Tobin Bridge is undergoing critical repairs as part of Massachusetts’ broader $1 billion infrastructure upgrade. These improvements aim to enhance safety, reduce traffic delays, and support long-term regional growth.
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The MBTA has unveiled its early 2025 schedule for critical bridge work and system upgrades, aiming to improve safety and reliability across the network. Commuters should expect some disruptions during the planned projects.
The MBTA is addressing ongoing safety concerns by expanding slow zones across its network. The move aims to reduce accidents and improve rider safety amid aging infrastructure and maintenance challenges.
The MBTA Board has approved a $9.8 billion capital plan for 2026-2030, funding key transit upgrades and expansions aimed at improving reliability, safety, and accessibility across the Greater Boston area.
The Massachusetts Infrastructure Bill promises major upgrades, with local roads, bridges, and public transit projects set to receive significant funding. Communities anticipate improved safety and economic growth.
Governor Healey has signed the $60.9 billion Massachusetts state budget, emphasizing investments in education, healthcare, and infrastructure to support economic growth and public services across the state.
Safety concerns and newly designated slow zones are causing significant delays across MBTA lines, prompting commuter frustration and calls for urgent maintenance to restore timely service.
The Massachusetts Infrastructure Bill promises major upgrades, with local roads, bridges, and public transit projects set to receive significant funding. Communities anticipate improved safety and economic growth.
Governor Healey has signed the $60.9 billion Massachusetts state budget, emphasizing investments in education, healthcare, and infrastructure to support economic growth and public services across the state.
Safety concerns and newly designated slow zones are causing significant delays across MBTA lines, prompting commuter frustration and calls for urgent maintenance to restore timely service.
Cities nationwide face growing debate over bike lanes and traffic flow. Advocates argue they boost safety and reduce congestion, while critics claim they worsen car traffic, sparking heated community discussions.
The Tobin Bridge undergoes major upgrades as state officials unveil extensive infrastructure plans. The project aims to improve safety, reduce traffic congestion, and boost regional connectivity, marking a significant investment in public transit.
Massachusetts has launched electric bus pilot programs across several cities, aiming to reduce emissions and promote sustainable public transit. The initiative seeks to evaluate performance and public response to electric buses.
A new law has been enacted to expand and safeguard abortion access statewide, ensuring reproductive rights and broadening healthcare options amid ongoing national debates.
Governor Healey today unveiled an $8 billion transportation plan aimed at improving infrastructure, expanding public transit, and reducing congestion statewide. The initiative focuses on sustainability and job creation.
Massachusetts is enhancing regional travel with new high-speed rail services, cutting commute times and boosting connectivity between Boston and surrounding cities. The project aims to fuel economic growth and reduce traffic congestion statewide.
A new bill proposes strict regulations on AI use within state government to ensure transparency, data privacy, and accountability. Lawmakers aim to balance innovation with public trust and security.
Governor Healey announced an $8 billion plan to enhance transportation infrastructure, aiming to improve roads, public transit, and safety across the state. The initiative targets long-term economic growth and sustainability.
The new high-speed rail line between Western and Eastern Massachusetts promises to cut travel times dramatically, boosting economic ties and easing daily commutes for thousands across the state.