Several proposed changes to Reading's charter, which outlines how the town is governed, will be on the ballot.
Senate passes animal welfare legislation to end the inhumane puppy-mill-to-pet-shop pipeline.
A state representative who has served his district for over three decades made the announcement Monday.
Qualifying seniors can get a refundable tax credit of up to $2,820 this year
Two candidate forums, one for Select Board and the other for School Committee, will be held this week.
Two forums will be held later this month for candidates in the Select Board and School Committee races.
The town is informing residents on early voting, registration deadlines, and more.
The state has approved $10 million in funding for grants intended to support flexible transit options that improve access for riders.
Local residents are invited to stop by the Pleasant Street Center between 10:15 a.m. and 11:15 a.m.
Bill modernizes facilities and addresses the backlog of deferred campus maintenance at community colleges, state universities, and UMass.
As the Trump administration abandons the federal Fair Housing Act, this bill protects residents from discrimination in the housing market.
The Select Board and Town Manager Matthew Kraunelis were "unable to come to terms," according to reports.
After almost 12 years in the Massachusetts Senate, Jason Lewis announces that he will not run for re-election this year.
Senate expands Lemon Law timeline, increases mileage for used car warranties, and more.
Learn more about the Massachusetts state budget process on Tuesday, February 24, 2026 from 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Local residents are invited to stop by the Pleasant Street Center from 10:15-11:15 a.m.
Apply for an internship at the State House today!
Less than half of students in Mass. are proficient in reading at their grade level. State Senate passes a bill to support early literacy.
The bill would make it easier for municipalities to provide tax relief to seniors struggling to pay increasing property taxes.
The town clerk has released details about the election this spring.
Local legislator has now been recorded on 8,154 consecutive votes
First office hours of the new year set for January 9 at Pleasant Street Center
Hundreds of local residents enjoyed a traditional turkey dinner, music and dancing at Teresa’s Functions and Events’ Crystal Ballroom
Legislature strengthens protections for public transit workers by expanding laws governing assault and battery against on-duty personnel.
Massachusetts Legislature passes supplement budget to close out Fiscal Year 2025.
Massachusetts Legislature passes joint resolutions to safeguard U.S. Constitution from political attacks.
The award recognizes the "ongoing work to reduce waste, improve recycling practices, and support public education around sustainability."
Bipartisan group of Massachusetts state senators votes to protect freedom of expression and safeguard open access to literature.
House proposal updates MA statutes by removing offensive terminology
Massachusetts Senate unanimously votes to provide enhanced safety, stability, and educational opportunities for military families.
Local residents invited to stop by the Pleasant Street Center between 10:15 a.m. and 11:15 a.m.
The funds will be used for the Reading Center for Active Living, the town’s future community and senior center.
House bill also creates crime of assault & battery with a bodily substance
Massachusetts Senate closes the books on Fiscal Year 2025 (FY25) with a $2.3 billion supplemental budget.
The Reading Police Department has been awarded a state grant to increase crosswalk enforcement in town.
The coordinated protests against the Trump administration are scheduled for this weekend.
New law addresses widening funding gap for reimbursements to acute care hospitals and community health centers for vulnerable populations.
Landmark data privacy legislation is poised to lead the nation in consumer protections by limiting the collection and sale of personal data.
Reading residents are invited to stop by the Center from 10:15-11:15 a.m.