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The class-action suit claims Parakeet Communities have been violating residents' legal rights, including raising rents by as much as 40%, subjecting residents to "illegal" lease provisions and withholding information as those living there considered new leases.
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The Massachusetts Joint Committee on the Judiciary has until Sunday to decide whether to advance a bill that would eliminate a $20,000 cap on damages in cases against nonprofits involving physical or sexual abuse of a child.
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Event speakers and attendees discussed themes of mentorship, support and being a leader.
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Northwestern District Attorney David Sullivan has released some of his office's "Brady disclosures." But he is still withholding the names of police accused of criminal offenses.
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A collaborative effort sharing stories and artwork created by abuse survivors has just been published by the organization Safe Passage. The anthology also offers resources for abuse survivors and their allies.
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Retired Justice Margaret Marshall says she's concerned about the independence of the judiciary and the threat of civil rights, once given, being taken away.
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Experts say road congestion is back to pre-pandemic levels in Massachusetts. Will state lawmakers be more receptive to adding tolls?
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Continued delay in eliminating 'especially cumbersome' rule for cannabis deliveries in MassachusettsThe Mass. cannabis two-driver delivery rule has been voted down by state regulators , three years after it was adopted. Operators say it put companies out of business. But its repeal has been delayed.
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About two months remain in the calendar for the Massachusetts Legislature. The state House last week passed a major hospital oversight proposal. This week, state senators will debate their proposed spending plan.
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Legislators in the Massachusetts House passed a bill, among hundreds attached in amendments to the budget, aimed at disclosing the use of artificial intelligence in political messages.