"ICE is not asking them to do ICE’s job. We want them to do their jobs, but we would also expect that they don’t interfere," US Attorney Leah Foley told reporters.
The new U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts told reporters in her first roundtable interview that her office’s “priorities are to ...
Mayor Michelle Wu announced Feb. 3 she has filed an ordinance with the Boston City Council to require food delivery apps such as DoorDash, UberEats, and GrubHub to obtain a permit to operate within ...
The issue of the Kraft Group building a new soccer stadium in Everett for its New England Revolution team is back in the spotlight following successive Boston newspaper stories on negotiations between ...
Chief of Housing Sheila Dillon led more than 250 volunteers, including state and city officials, homelessness service providers, public health representatives, and first responders, in conducting the ...
A Massachusetts migrant shelter resident has been arrested and is being charged with raping and impregnating his own teenage ...
A Republican-led committee is probing cities that have limited their cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, often ...
The first requirement of Massachusetts' new wage transparency law took effect this week. Industry groups are urging ...
Here are the quasi-state payrolls, at least the ones reporting to the Massachusetts Comptroller’s office, for 2024.
Good morning. Today’s newsletter is a bit of a change of pace: We’re featuring images taken by Globe photographers in January that our photo editors deemed the best of the month.
The $425 million supplemental budget would strike a current provision that allows families to stay in shelters as officials determine whether they’re actually eligible applicants. It calls for cutting ...
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