A Massachusetts legislative subcommittee examined registered apprenticeships as a tool to address chronic staffing shortages in disability and human services.
Massachusetts lawmakers heard testimony Wednesday on the Healey administration's Ride Safe Act, a first-in-the-nation bill that would regulate e-bikes, scooters, and mopeds by manufactured speed rather than device type. House Chair James Arciero and Senate Chair Brendan P.
Massachusetts Youth Sports Working Group approves health, filming, and grant funding recommendations at third public hearing.
The Joint Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight heard testimony on four bills Wednesday, including measures to name the American lobster the state's official crustacean and asparagus its first-ever official state vegetable.
Massachusetts lawmakers hear marathon testimony on Healey's $305 million Mass WINS Act.
Massachusetts disability advocates urge passage of Senate Bill 869 to ban healthcare discrimination against people with disabilities.
Massachusetts disability employment panel hears tax credit update, veteran workforce barriers.
Massachusetts legislative panel takes up Marion land transfer and Falmouth licensing reform in quick hearing. The Joint Committee on Municipalities and Regional Government, co-chaired by Rep.
Massachusetts rest home operators and assisted living advocates urged the Joint Committee on Aging and Independence to move quickly on two sets of bills at a May 11 hearing co-chaired by Senate Chair Patricia D. Jehlen and House Chair Thomas M.
Massachusetts lawmakers heard hours of testimony backing the Enough Act, a pair of bills that would create a statewide neighborhood-based anti-poverty grant fund. The Joint Committee on Community Development and Small Businesses, co-chaired by Representative Andres X.
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