The local job market faces a mixed outlook as economic shifts bring both challenges, including rising unemployment in some sectors, and opportunities through growth in tech and green industries. Job seekers must adapt quickly.
Reform to end debt-based driver’s license suspensions gained momentum at City Hall today, aiming to reduce barriers for low-income residents and improve access to employment and essential services.
The Massachusetts House has opened budget debates focusing on funding for homeless shelters and public transit. Lawmakers aim to address rising shelter needs and improve transit services statewide.
Community hospitals across the U.S. are grappling with rising costs, staffing shortages, and reduced reimbursements, threatening their financial stability and ability to serve local populations effectively.
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Governor Healey unveiled an $8 billion plan aimed at stabilizing MBTA funding, ensuring reliable transit services and infrastructure improvements across Massachusetts. The initiative targets long-term financial sustainability.
The MBTA has unveiled its 2025 construction schedule, outlining key initial projects focused on expanding transit capacity and modernizing infrastructure to improve service reliability across the region.
Massachusetts is ramping up efforts to protect its transportation infrastructure from climate change. New plans focus on resilience against flooding, extreme weather, and rising sea levels to ensure safe, reliable travel statewide.
A new plan has been unveiled for a high-speed rail line connecting Boston to western Massachusetts. The project aims to cut travel times, boost regional economies, and reduce traffic congestion across the corridor.
The MBTA has unveiled its 2025 construction timeline for the initial phase of its transit expansion project, outlining key milestones aimed at improving service and infrastructure across the network.
The MBTA has announced early 2025 plans for bridge repairs and access improvements across the network. Key routes will see construction aimed at enhancing safety and commuter experience, with some service adjustments expected.
Governor Healey announced an $8 billion transportation plan aimed at modernizing infrastructure, easing congestion, and expanding public transit across the state. The initiative promises significant economic and environmental benefits.
The Tobin Bridge and key state infrastructure are undergoing major updates to improve safety and traffic flow. These upgrades aim to enhance connectivity and support regional economic growth.
Governor Healey announced an $8 billion investment to enhance local transit infrastructure, aiming to improve accessibility, reduce congestion, and support sustainable transportation across the state.
A new housing law has been enacted to seal eviction records, aiming to protect renters from long-term housing discrimination. The reform seeks to improve tenant privacy and promote fairer rental opportunities nationwide.
The State Ferry Service announced current operational status and unveiled plans for expansion to meet growing demand. New routes and upgraded vessels aim to improve connectivity and passenger experience statewide.
A new plan proposes a high-speed rail line connecting Boston to Western Massachusetts, aiming to cut travel times and boost regional economic growth. Officials seek funding and public input on the project’s next steps.
Gov. Healey unveiled an $8 billion plan aimed at stabilizing MBTA finances, focusing on improving infrastructure, increasing revenue, and ensuring long-term transit sustainability across Massachusetts.
Progress advances on the Red-Blue Line Connector study, with officials evaluating designs and community impact. The project aims to improve transit efficiency and ease transfers between key subway lines.
A new bill proposes banning broker fees for renters statewide, aiming to reduce upfront costs and increase housing affordability. Advocates say it will protect tenants from excessive fees. Lawmakers weigh the impact.
The Green Line Extension project advances despite facing delays and challenges. Officials report steady progress, emphasizing commitment to improving transit options and meeting revised completion timelines.
A new plan has been unveiled to build a high-speed rail line connecting Boston to Western Massachusetts. The project aims to reduce travel time, boost economic growth, and improve regional transit options.
Boston launches new measures to enhance bus speed and reliability, including dedicated lanes and upgraded signals, aiming to improve transit efficiency and reduce commuter delays across the city.