A notable demand shift has emerged as single-family homes surpass condos in market popularity. Buyers are favoring more space and privacy, reshaping residential trends nationwide.
The North-South Rail Link project is gaining momentum, promising to enhance regional connectivity and reduce travel times. Officials highlight its potential to boost economic growth and ease urban congestion.
Mass Pike and I-90 tolls are set for significant changes, with plans to modernize payment systems and adjust rates. Drivers can expect increased convenience but should prepare for new toll structures in the coming years.
Staffing cuts will impact 70% of Boston Public Schools following a recent vote, raising concerns about class sizes and resources. Educators and parents brace for significant changes in the upcoming school year.
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Cities worldwide are embracing cutting-edge traffic control technologies-from AI-driven signals to smart sensors-promising smoother commutes, reduced congestion, and enhanced road safety. The future of traffic is here.
Lawmakers are sharply divided over proposed reforms to public pensions for state workers. The debate centers on cutting benefits to address budget shortfalls, sparking intense partisan conflict ahead of upcoming votes.
Safety concerns and slow zones are causing delays across MBTA commutes, frustrating riders. Officials are working to address infrastructure issues, but disruptions persist, impacting daily travel times and reliability.
New reproductive laws have significantly expanded abortion access statewide, removing many previous restrictions. Advocates praise the measures as a major victory for reproductive rights and healthcare equity.
Logan International Airport has unveiled major future plans aimed at expanding capacity, enhancing passenger experience, and integrating cutting-edge technology to meet growing travel demands by 2030.
Boston implements new measures to enhance bus reliability and speed, aiming to improve daily commutes. Updated schedules, dedicated lanes, and advanced technology are key to streamlining transit citywide.
Governor Healey unveiled an $8 billion transportation plan focused on upgrading infrastructure, easing traffic, and expanding public transit. The initiative aims to boost statewide connectivity and economic growth.
A proposed carbon tax on transportation has sparked heated debate, with supporters citing environmental benefits and opponents warning of rising costs for consumers and businesses. Lawmakers face growing pressure to find a balance.
Governor Healey unveiled an $8 billion plan aimed at stabilizing MBTA finances, focusing on improved service, infrastructure upgrades, and long-term fiscal sustainability to boost Boston’s public transit system.
The Massachusetts House is reviewing a bill to expand statewide early voting, aiming to increase voter access and turnout ahead of upcoming elections. The proposal seeks to extend early voting periods across all municipalities.
The MBTA is confronting significant budget challenges as long-term financial strains intensify. Rising costs and funding gaps threaten service reliability and future infrastructure investments.
The Massachusetts House has initiated budget debates focusing on funding for homeless shelters and public transit improvements. Lawmakers aim to address growing shelter needs and enhance transit services statewide.
MassDOT has unveiled a comprehensive long-term plan to improve and maintain Massachusetts’ roads statewide, aiming to enhance safety, reduce congestion, and support sustainable infrastructure development over the next decade.
A new high-speed rail bridge officially connects Western and Eastern Massachusetts, cutting travel time and boosting regional transit. The project aims to enhance economic ties and commuter convenience across the state.
The MBTA plans to fast-track five years of infrastructure upgrades into just 30 days, aiming to minimize long-term disruptions and improve service reliability across key transit lines.
The new “Freedom to Move Act” aims to cut emissions by tracking vehicle mileage instead of relying on fuel taxes. Advocates say the move promotes fairer road use and encourages eco-friendly driving habits.
The MBTA has approved a $9.8 billion capital plan for 2026-2030, aiming to expand and upgrade transit services across Massachusetts. The investment targets infrastructure, new vehicles, and improved accessibility.
Gov. Healey unveiled an $8 billion plan aimed at stabilizing MBTA finances, focusing on long-term funding reforms and improved service reliability to address the transit system’s ongoing challenges.