Gov. Patrick Signs Bill To Help Unemployed
Gov. Deval Patrick has signed legislation to ensure unemployed workers who exhaust their state benefits remain eligible for federally-funded benefit extensions.
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Gov. Deval Patrick has signed legislation to ensure unemployed workers who exhaust their state benefits remain eligible for federally-funded benefit extensions.
Former Boston Mayor Ray Flynn was the victim of a break-in at his South Boston home.
When former House Speaker Sal DiMasi goes on trial for corruption the taxpayers will be paying the bill. This despite that DiMasi earned a six-figure salary on Beacon Hill and gets a $5,000 a month pension.
Gov. Patrick roasted at the St. Patrick's Day Breakfast. The nation's first full face transplant. Expired food served in Boston schools. The Bruins crush Montreal.
Former House Speaker Sal DiMasi's corruption trial begins next month and taxpayers will pay for his defense.
There is a steady stream of drivers crossing my path who seem intent on conserving gas by keeping their foot off the gas pedal to an absurd degree.
Massachusetts paid out $225 million to state workers for unused sick time in 2010.
On Friday, Chuck Turner was set to report to the Hazelton Federal Prison in West Virginia to serve a three year sentence on a corruption conviction.
Abigail Johnson, the president of Fidelity Investments, led a group of executives from the company into the State House to meet with Gov. Deval Patrick Thursday afternoon.
Add the state's transportation secretary to the list of officials kept in the dark about a corroded 110-pound light fixture that fell from the ceiling of a Big Dig tunnel.
Gov. Deval Patrick is one of the best in the business at a key part of the professional politician's craft - telling people what they want to hear.
The Boston School Committee has voted for a budget that cuts up to 300 positions through attrition and retirement, closes nine schools and merges eight others to plug a $63 million budget gap.
Gov. Deval Patrick is heading out of state again, this time to cultivate potential political supporters.
Newton Mayor Setti Warren and Salem Mayor Kim Driscoll are both considering runs for to oppose Sen. Scott Brown for the U.S. Senate seat in 2012.
What do high-growth states like Washington, Utah and Georgia have to offer that we don't?
