Mass. Lawmakers Vote To Outlaw Taking 'Upskirt' Photos
Massachusetts lawmakers moved at a pace rarely seen in the legislature, acting quickly to pass through a bill criminalizing the taking of photographs up the skirts of women in public.
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Massachusetts lawmakers moved at a pace rarely seen in the legislature, acting quickly to pass through a bill criminalizing the taking of photographs up the skirts of women in public.
The judge in the trial of former Massachusetts Probation Department commissioner John O'Brien has recused himself.
President Barack Obama visited Boston to help raise money for the Democratic Party.
State lawmakers are considering how drones might be regulated in Massachusetts should they become law enforcement tools in the future.
A former state parks official has won the Democratic nomination to succeed Boston Mayor Martin Walsh in the state House of Representatives.
Rates imposed by the 2012 law are particularly high in older coastal communities in states such as Florida, Massachusetts, New York and New Jersey and have put a damper on home sales.
Voters are going to the polls to fill several legislative vacancies, including the seats formerly held by Boston Mayor Martin Walsh and U.S. Rep. Katherine Clark.
Chief Justice Roderick Ireland of the Supreme Judicial Court is the first black chief justice in the court's history.
The White House announced Monday the president will be here Wednesday afternoon for events for the Democratic National Committee.
Secretary of State John Kerry appeared on Sunday morning's Face The Nation.
The recent controversy over the Department of Children and Families and its handling of the Jeremiah Oliver case were just some of the topics Secretary of Health And Human Services John Polanowicz talked about Sunday.
When Martha Coakley graduated from law school, her father gave her a plaque that read "sometimes the best man for the job is a woman." She's spent the past several decades trying to prove him right.
New Hampshire's Senate Ways and Means Committee is going to be taking up on Tuesday the thorny issue of whether to raise New Hampshire's tax on gas and diesel.
A New Hampshire House committee is going to decide whether to back the District of Columbia's grassroots effort to win voting rights.
The state's first licensed slot parlor is eyeing next spring for a possible opening.
