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More than two decades after Massachusetts cut off legal immigrants from popular safety net programs, a coalition of community groups and health care providers thinks the time is right to revive their access to the benefits.

SEMINOLE — The African proverb, "It takes a village to raise a child," has never been more true than it is now. The concept behind the saying is that caring

PITTSFIELD, Mass —The Baby Bonds Task Force provided its recommendations on possible legislation and subsequent programming during a webinar in late December. "This legislation...

Massachusetts would be among the first states to institute baby bonds, along with Connecticut and Washington, D.C.

BOSTON — The state is seeing a massive uptick in welfare fraud amid stepped-up efforts to prevent people from gaming public assistance programs.

Cooper University Health Center's $2 billion expansion will dramatically transform and expand the Camden campus.

Legislators update voters on recent state government action

Gov. Phil Murphy announced more than $200M in direct investments toward key infrastructure needs, upgrades and capital projects in Camden.

“I am pleased to have voted to pass a budget that keeps the needs of the Second Worcester District at its center," said Sen. Michael Moore.

“I am pleased to have voted to advance a budget that keeps the needs of the Second Worcester District at its center," said state Sen. Michael Moore.