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Greater Boston continues to struggle with tight inventory, rising costs and a lack of affordable housing, according to a new report released Tuesday.

The state could conduct a study to look into the “health benefits of psychedelics as treatment for veterans suffering from physical or mental health disorders related to their service.”

As most of our country continued to experience devastating weather-related events this year, the Commonwealth’s first Climate Chief, Melissa Hoffer, was hard at work preparing her...

Massachusetts Republicans did not do well in last November's elections, and former Chairman Jim Lyons lost his job soon after. Meanwhile, Durant’s victory in Worcester is in keeping with the plans laid out by MassGOP Chairwoman Amy Carnevale when she was running in the party’s January election.

A majority of Boston.com readers support changes to the right-to-shelter law. But a new bill could delay the Gov. Healey's shelter cap plan.

It's been a week since the state was allowed to enforce a 7,500 family cap at emergency shelters.

As the state's emergency system inches closer to max capacity, local cities and towns are feeling the strain on current resources.

Meanwhile, Gov. Maura Healey and her administration is calling up another 75 members of the National Guard to help deal with the migrant crisis.

A state judge on Wednesday allowed Gov. Maura Healey to move forward with limits on the state's emergency shelter system. But advocates warn it could put families in danger.

New Bedford’s Buttonwood Brook and Pond will be undergoing a major effort to improve water quality.