Christian Wade

3 days ago | eagletribune.com | Christian Wade

BOSTON — Gov. Maura Healey is touting a new plan to borrow billions of dollars to harden the state's roads, bridges and other infrastructure to blunt the impacts of climate change. The Mass Ready Act proposal, unveiled Tuesday, calls for creating a new state fund financed with bond money that Will help the state and local governments fund infrastructure improvements.

3 days ago | andovertownsman.com | Christian Wade

BOSTON — The state's cash-strapped public transit system will get a much-needed infusion of funding under a spending plan signed by Gov. Maura Healey on Tuesday. The $1.39 billion supplemental budget, which passed the Democratic-led state Legislature with bipartisan support, taps into the millionaires' tax to provide $535 million for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority for improvements to its fleet of buses, subway cars and trains. kA 5:ClQ=ECQmkDA2?mpE =62DE S`fd >:==:@?

3 days ago | eagletribune.com | Christian Wade

BOSTON — The state's cash-strapped public transit system will get a much-needed infusion of funding under a spending plan signed by Gov. Maura Healey on Tuesday. The $1.39 billion supplemental budget, which passed the Democratic-led state Legislature with bipartisan support, taps into the millionaires' tax to provide $535 million for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority for improvements to its fleet of buses, subway cars and trains. kA 5:ClQ=ECQmkDA2?mpE =62DE S`fd >:==:@?

4 days ago | gloucestertimes.com | Christian Wade

BOSTON — Lawmakers want to toughen criminal penalties for a nearly decade-old law to punish suspects who who are caught “upskirting” or secretly recording peoples’ private parts. A proposal being considered by a legislative committee would amend the state’s upskirting law to criminalize any secret recordings of a person’s sexual or private parts, regardless of whether the victim is clothed or where the recording took place. kAm“#:89E ?@H[ D@>6@?6 42?

4 days ago | cnhinews.com | Christian Wade

BOSTON — Gov. Maura Healey is touting a new plan to borrow billions of dollars to improve the state's roads, bridges and other infrastructure to blunt the impacts of climate change. The Mass Ready Act proposal, unveiled Tuesday, calls for creating a new state fund financed with bond money that will help the state and local governments fund infrastructure improvements.