If a city with an ACLU-backed ordinance requiring community control over police surveillance concedes to Big Brother, is there any hope for the rest of us?
Arnold Leroy King, iconic prisoner rights advocate, fought for “lack of commutations being granted to exceptional and deserving individuals who are aging in the state’s overcrowded prison system.”
Everyone is worried about drones until a private company gets special permission to fly them over individuals and cars in Boston
Taxpayers will foot the bill for lawmakers to resist deep audit overwhelmingly approved last election Bay State voters faced a simple and straightforward choice this
When it comes to private companies working with local cops to conduct mass aerial surveillance, Massachusetts is the “wild west”
The Bay State’s Transportation Funding Task Force should consider this solution to help fill the MBTA budget gap
The Massachusetts Fair Share tax will help cover the MBTA’s budget shortfall. That’s something everybody should see as a win.
“Employees feel that they give feedback in surveys and then nothing changes.” “Communication is not direct and not consistent.”
The new CCC ED speaks about agency transparency, social consumption, and the road ahead for cannabis in Massachusetts
From free rides to late-night service, it turns out the MBTA can dress to impress
