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Bagong Pilipinas: Marcos administration's brand of governance, leadership

PRESIDENT Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr. leads the kickoff of a campaign on Jan. 28, 2024 that seeks to become a brand for his administration's governance and leadership: Bagong Pilipinas (New Philippines).

Imee Marcos: CBRT disagreement should've been resolved prior construction

PRESIDENTIAL sister and lawmaker Maria Imelda "Imee" Marcos has a message for both Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama and Cebu Governor Gwendolyn Garcia, who are currently in disagreement over the latter's call to stop the city's Cebu Bus Rapid Transit (CBRT) project.

What's it like living at Roxbury shelter for migrants and homeless? Family provides look inside

A family staying at the Roxbury provided a look at the temporary housing.

PSU releases annual Oregon houselessness report

Portland State's Homelessness Research & Action Collaborative (HRAC) released its annual report on Oregon’s houselessness on Feb. 2, shedding light on the ongoing and increasing crisis affecting the state.   While HRAC is still gathering the full and forthcoming report of specifics of PSU studen

Roxbury migrant shelter near capacity, state considers additional sites

Governor Maura Healey's office said by the end of the fiscal year, the state will have spent nearly $1 billion on the migrant crisis.

Owner of construction company with ties to Ald. Carrie Austin probe pleads guilty in bribery case

Owner of construction company with ties to Ald. Carrie Austin probe pleads guilty to bribing county official

The owner of a Chicago-area construction company with ties to the investigation of former Ald. Carrie Austin pleaded guilty Wednesday to bribing an employee of the Cook County assessor’s office to reduce taxes on his properties by more than half a million dollars. Alex Nitchoff, 56, of Lemont, pleaded guilty to one count each of conspiracy to bribe a public official and using a facility in ...

Healey announces spending cuts as Mass. tax revenues fall short. Here's what to know

Through the last six months, revenues have fallen $769 million short of what had been anticipated. Slower economic growth is being blamed.

Healey releases plan to fund emergency shelter costs. How it will affect the South Shore

Gov. Maura Healey suggested tapping the $700 million 2021 escrow fund to pay for emergency shelter costs, including 264 families on the South Shore.

'Neo-Nazi group' harassed drag queens and hotels sheltering migrants, Mass. AG alleges

The Massachusetts attorney general is suing a white nationalist group active in New England after she said they repeatedly attempted to disrupt and harass drag queen story events and hotels