Massachusetts is considering new tax credits to encourage green home upgrades. The proposed incentives aim to reduce energy costs and promote sustainability among residents, supporting the state’s clean energy goals.
Boston unveils new traffic mitigation plans to tackle persistent gridlock. The strategy includes expanded public transit, smart traffic signals, and improved bike lanes aimed at easing congestion and improving commute times.
Safety concerns and slow zones are causing significant delays across the MBTA system. Passengers face longer travel times as repairs and inspections prioritize rider safety, impacting daily commutes citywide.
Governor Healey has signed a $60.9 billion state budget into law, focusing on education, healthcare, and infrastructure funding. The new budget aims to boost economic growth and public services across the state.
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The Massachusetts House has launched budget talks focusing on funding for homeless shelters and public transit. Lawmakers aim to address rising shelter demands and improve transit services statewide.
The debate over bike lanes intensifies as residents and officials clash on their impact on traffic flow. Supporters cite safety and eco benefits, while critics warn of increased congestion and delays.
The Green Line Extension project advances steadily, with new stations nearing completion and track work progressing on schedule. Officials report continued efforts to meet upcoming milestones and ensure on-time delivery.
Boston has unveiled new initiatives aimed at improving bus speed and reliability. The city plans to implement dedicated bus lanes, updated transit signals, and enhanced scheduling to reduce delays and boost efficiency.
The debate over bike lanes intensifies as cities weigh benefits for cyclists against potential traffic slowdowns. Proponents cite safety and green transport; critics warn of increased congestion and commute delays.
The MBTA Board has approved a $9.8 billion capital plan for 2026-2030, focusing on system modernization, safety upgrades, and expanded service to meet growing transit demands in the Greater Boston area.
Boston has unveiled new initiatives aimed at improving bus speed and reliability. The city plans to implement dedicated bus lanes, updated transit signals, and enhanced scheduling to reduce delays and boost efficiency.
The debate over bike lanes intensifies as cities weigh benefits for cyclists against potential traffic slowdowns. Proponents cite safety and green transport; critics warn of increased congestion and commute delays.
The MBTA Board has approved a $9.8 billion capital plan for 2026-2030, focusing on system modernization, safety upgrades, and expanded service to meet growing transit demands in the Greater Boston area.
New laws passed this week significantly expand abortion access statewide, removing barriers and improving healthcare options. Advocates praise the measures as a major step toward reproductive rights and equity.
The MBTA is advancing accessibility upgrades at multiple stations across its network. These improvements aim to enhance travel for riders with disabilities, including new elevators, ramps, and updated signage.
Lawmakers convened today to review new campaign finance transparency rules aimed at curbing undisclosed political donations. The proposed measures seek to enhance accountability and restore public trust in elections.
Governor Healey unveils an $8 billion plan aimed at securing long-term funding for the MBTA, focusing on infrastructure upgrades and improved service reliability to enhance Massachusetts public transit.
The MBTA faces mounting safety concerns as growing slow zones disrupt service, revealing underlying track and signal issues. Officials vow accelerated repairs to enhance rider safety and reduce delays.
Boston unveils new traffic strategies aimed at reducing congestion, including expanded bike lanes, enhanced public transit, and smart traffic signals. Officials hope these measures will improve commute times and air quality.
MassHealth faces growing pressure as new federal Medicaid policy changes tighten eligibility and funding rules. The strain raises concerns over access to care for vulnerable Massachusetts residents.
Governor Maura Healey has signed a $60.9 billion state budget package, marking a significant investment in education, healthcare, and infrastructure to support Massachusetts’ growth and recovery efforts.
Debate intensifies over a proposed carbon tax targeting the transport sector, with supporters citing climate benefits and critics warning of increased costs for consumers and businesses. Policymakers face mounting pressure to find common ground.