Gov. Maura Healy is likely to talk about her $8 billion transportation investment plan and how she plans to handle a Trump presidency.

Gov. Maura Healey will make her case to Bay Staters that she's lowering the cost of living, fixing the MBTA and making Massachusetts a better place to live in her second State of the Commonwealth address tomorrow night.

Gov. Maura Healey proposed a series of major changes to state-run emergency shelters Wednesday that attempt to cordon off the maxed-out system from individuals who are not Massachusetts residents, including by implementing a three-month residency requirement.

BOSTON - The heavily scrutinized right-to-shelter law in Massachusetts would change significantly under a new proposal shared by Gov. Maura Healey Wednesday. The policy that became law in 1983 guarantees emergency housing to homeless families and pregnant women.

Governor Maura Healey said the right-to-shelter laws' “original intent” was not to cover the “waves and waves of people,” including migrant families, who have come into the state in recent years.