Compromise Likely Needed On Patrick's Budget Proposal
Gov. Deval Patrick can certainly relate to an old adage about state government: "The governor proposes, the Legislature disposes."
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Gov. Deval Patrick can certainly relate to an old adage about state government: "The governor proposes, the Legislature disposes."
Gov. Deval Patrick's proposed $2 billion in new taxes was one of the topics Jon Keller covered Sunday on "Keller @ Large" as he sat down with State Transportation Secretary Richard Davey.
A gun show and an anti-gun violence rally were held in Massachusetts Saturday
Former Senator Scott Brown's Twitter account caused a bit of a frenzy overnight.
Lt. Gov. Timothy Murray appeared to violate state law by accepting campaign contributions raised by former Chelsea Housing Authority director Michael McLaughlin, according to a report.
Congressman Stephen Lynch says he hasn't made up his mind yet about a run for John Kerry's U.S. Senate seat if Kerry is confirmed as Secretary of State.
WBZ NewsWatch with Joe Mathieu returned Friday on WBZ NewsRadio 1030 with Gov. Deval Patrick as Joe's guest.
Hey, senators, if you can't be trusted to take seriously a task of the magnitude of vetting the next Secretary of State, what use are you?
State regulators have requested a criminal investigation into the political finance activities of Lt. Gov. Tim Murray and several campaign staffers.
U.S. Sen. John Kerry is heading before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for a hearing on his nomination as secretary of state.
Despite his decision not to run for Massachusetts governor in 2014, Lt. Gov. Tim Murray has no plans to return close to a half million dollars he managed to raise for a possible campaign, according to a report.
Gov. Deval Patrick has unveiled a proposed $34.8 billion budget for the new fiscal year — a plan he said is focused on nurturing the state's economy and creating more jobs.
While "getting tougher" may be a feel-good wish for Obama supporters, it's also wishful thinking.
The so-called "second-term curse" on presidential administrations may be superstition, or it may not be.
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