Chris Lisinski is a reporter covering Massachusetts government for State House News Service. With a background in journalism from Boston University and experience with various news outlets, Chris focuses on reporting on local politics, legislation, and issues affecting the state of Massachusetts.
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Chris Lisinski’s reporting primarily focuses on Massachusetts state government and politics, with a specific emphasis on legislative actions, ballot questions, and policy debates within the region. His coverage also delves into fiscal matters and legal/policy regulations related to local governance.
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By: Chris Lisinski
BOSTON — Gov. Maura Healey spent months clamoring for lawmakers to finish work on a sweeping jobs package she filed in March, and she wound up needing only about 60% of the time allotted for her review before making it law.Healey on Wednesday signed...
More than a third of the entire MBTA subway network was covered by slow zones as of September 2023 — today, less than a mile of slow zones remain, on the Red and Green lines
Back in 2019, state officials and members of the press got a look at one of the new Orange Line cars before the first new set of cars was launched into general service.
By: Chris Lisinski
Adoption of a state-imposed zoning reform in communities with or near MBTA service has crossed the century mark, according to a local housing nonprofit.
BOSTON — Gov. Maura Healey spent months clamoring for lawmakers to finish work on a sweeping jobs package she filed in March, and she wound up needing only about 60% of the time allotted for her review before making it law.
State House News Service Published: 11-25-2024 6:03 PM facebook
Gov. Maura Healey does not want to get involved in the debate about whether the new voter law authorizing the auditor to audit the Legislature would teeter into unconstitutional territory.
Warning of “serious issues that put children at risk,” Auditor Diana DiZoglio's office said the state Department of Early Education and Care fell short on a series of important oversight and investigatory steps.
By: Chris Lisinski
Warning of “serious issues that put children at risk,” Auditor Diana DiZoglio’s office said the state Department of Early Education and Care fell short on a series of important ov…
Gov. Maura Healey does not want to get involved in the debate about whether the new voter law authorizing the auditor to audit the Legislature would teeter into unconstitutional territory.
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