Governor Maura Healey signed a $60.9 billion state budget deal, prioritizing education, healthcare, and infrastructure. The bipartisan agreement aims to boost economic growth and support Massachusetts residents statewide.
Boston prepares for a busy weekend as multiple road races and charity walks take to the streets. Participants and spectators alike anticipate vibrant community support and efforts to raise funds for local causes.
Efforts to allow alcohol sales at farmers markets are gaining traction nationwide. Advocates argue it boosts local economies and enhances customer experience, while critics raise concerns over safety and regulations.
Boston’s upcoming elections have sparked a surge in voter registration efforts, with community groups and local officials urging residents to participate. Increased outreach aims to boost turnout and ensure all voices are heard.
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The Tobin Bridge and major state infrastructure are receiving critical updates aimed at enhancing safety and efficiency. These improvements mark a significant step in modernizing vital transportation networks.
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.
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.
The Green Line Extension Project sees steady progress despite recent delays. Construction continues with revised timelines aiming for completion by late 2025, addressing transportation needs in expanding communities.
The Green Line Extension project advances steadily, with key milestones reached despite ongoing delays and budget challenges. Officials remain committed to improving transit access in the region by 2025.
The MBTA Board has approved a $9.8 billion capital spending plan aimed at modernizing transit infrastructure, improving service reliability, and expanding accessibility across the Massachusetts Bay area over the next decade.
The Massachusetts House has opened its budget debate, prioritizing increased funding for shelter programs and public transit. Lawmakers aim to address rising homelessness and improve transportation infrastructure statewide.
The state government announced a comprehensive new plan to address urban homelessness, focusing on affordable housing, mental health services, and job programs to provide long-term support for vulnerable populations.
Public hearings have been scheduled to discuss the MBTA’s proposed fare hike. Officials invite riders to share feedback on potential increases affecting bus, subway, and commuter rail services.
A new bill aims to improve public transit infrastructure and enforce stricter MBTA zoning compliance, seeking to boost ridership and streamline development near transit hubs across the region.
The MBTA has approved a $9.8 billion capital plan for 2026-2030, aiming to upgrade infrastructure, expand services, and improve accessibility across the transit system, boosting reliability and rider experience.
Safety concerns and slow zones are causing significant delays across MBTA services. Officials urge caution but acknowledge the impact on schedules, promising updates as they work to resolve issues and improve rider experience.
Governor Healey unveiled an $8 billion plan aimed at stabilizing MBTA finances, focusing on long-term investments and operational reforms to enhance Boston’s transit system reliability and sustainability.
Boston launches cutting-edge traffic management systems and expands bike lanes to ease congestion. Officials aim to reduce commute times and enhance urban mobility with smart technology and greener options.