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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After previously delaying the start of South Coast Rail passenger service by about six months, MBTA officials now say they are reassessing the schedule and do not have an updated
“We’re anxiously awaiting the opening, as well as even a date for the opening at this point. But we’re confident that it will happen sooner rather than later.” — Paul Chasse, leader of the Rail to Boston Coalition
The Massachusetts Legislature could soon have as many as five major bills tied up in private House-Senate negotiations after representatives moved this week to establish another conference committee to craft compromises on legislation cracking down on revenge porn.
[Coverage Developing] If the Boston City Council decides to advance a property tax rebalancing plan, the eventual vote appears unlikely to be unanimous.
Mindful that remote work may have permanent effects on commercial real estate, the Boston City Council heard hours of testimony Tuesday on a plan that Mayor Michelle Wu says would
By: Chris Lisinski
How likely is a potential downturn in Boston property values to mirror a crisis that prompted legislative action in 2004? Did Mayor Michelle Wu send the wrong message by proposing to rebalance commercial and residential taxes while also advocating for an 8% increase in city spending? Will workers eventually return to the office more regularly, or will the changes brought…
[Coverage Developing] Massachusetts General Hospital won regulatory approval Wednesday to add 94 licensed beds as part of efforts to address a capacity crunch that the facility's leaders say has resulted
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By: Chris Lisinski
MGH officials said they have a significant need for more space to place patients amid a sharp uptick in demand.
Hospitals in Boston and on Cape Cod won regulatory approval Wednesday to add dozens of beds to their operations, changes that hospital leaders say will relieve pressure amid a sustained
Massachusetts students will get another two months to secure guaranteed financial aid for higher education through the state's largest program.
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