A new state bill aims to ban broker fees for renters statewide, seeking to reduce upfront costs and increase housing affordability. Advocates say the move will ease financial burdens on tenants.
Boston Parks is now offering free weekly yoga classes to residents in several city parks. These sessions promote wellness and community engagement, welcoming participants of all skill levels.
The MBTA confronts growing challenges as its aging signal system struggles to keep up with rising ridership and technological demands. Delays and maintenance costs spotlight urgent infrastructure upgrades needed.
Several peeping Tom incidents have been reported in UMass Amherst dorms, raising safety concerns among students. Campus police are investigating and increasing patrols to ensure student security.
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Governor Healey unveiled an $8 billion plan aimed at stabilizing MBTA funds, focusing on improving transit infrastructure and ensuring long-term financial sustainability for Massachusetts’ public transportation system.
Massachusetts has launched new electric bus pilot programs aimed at reducing emissions and enhancing public transit. The initiative tests clean energy vehicles across key routes to promote sustainable transportation statewide.
A new bill aims to boost public transit funding and enforce MBTA zoning laws to increase housing near transit hubs. Lawmakers say it will improve accessibility and reduce congestion in the Greater Boston area.
The introduction of high-speed rail is set to transform connectivity between Western and Eastern Massachusetts, significantly cutting travel times and boosting regional commerce and tourism.
Safety concerns have led the MBTA to implement slow zones across its transit system. The measure aims to reduce risks while crews address track and infrastructure issues, causing delays for commuters.
A new plan for high-speed rail linking Boston to Western Massachusetts was unveiled today, promising faster travel times and improved regional connectivity. Authorities say the project could boost economic growth and reduce traffic congestion.
Old Sturbridge Village’s seasonal events offer immersive trips to the past, featuring traditional crafts, historic reenactments, and festive celebrations that bring 19th-century rural life vividly to life for visitors of all ages.
Boston Calling Festival has unveiled its full lineup, featuring top acts across genres. Highlights include headliners bringing diverse sounds, new interactive experiences, and expanded food options, promising a vibrant celebration.
Schools play a key role in driving success by nurturing local talent. Through tailored programs and community partnerships, they equip students with skills that fuel regional growth and innovation.
Rising rents are forcing many artists out of their city studio spaces, threatening local creative communities. As landlords seek higher profits, affordable workspaces are vanishing, putting artistic livelihoods at risk.
The Cambridge Art Association unveils “Sincerely, [Your Name],” a compelling mixed media exhibit that delves into personal identity and self-expression through diverse artistic voices.
Digital and new media artists are rapidly reshaping the regional art scene, blending technology with creativity. Their innovative works are gaining wider recognition, driving cultural and economic growth across diverse communities.
The MBTA has announced accessibility upgrades across multiple stations, aiming to improve transit for riders with disabilities. Projects include new elevators, ramps, and enhanced signage to ensure safer, more inclusive travel.
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation unveiled major updates for the Tobin Bridge and other state infrastructure projects, aiming to enhance safety, reduce traffic, and improve commuter experience across the region.
Boston launches new measures to enhance bus speed and reliability, including dedicated lanes and upgraded signals. The initiative aims to improve transit efficiency and reduce commuter delays across the city.
Massachusetts’ climatetech sector is booming, driving job growth and innovation. Investments in clean energy startups and green infrastructure are boosting the state’s economy and positioning it as a leader in climate solutions.
Rising living and housing costs are hindering companies’ efforts to attract and retain top talent. Employers face growing challenges as salary hikes struggle to keep pace with soaring expenses.
The global clean energy sector is booming, driving a surge in job creation worldwide. Renewables like solar and wind are leading the charge, creating millions of new roles and transforming labor markets.