Colin A. Young is a State House Reporter at State House News. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, legislation, and public policy, with a particular focus on cannabis regulation and legal affairs. Colin's work has been featured in numerous publications such as the Haverhill Gazette, The Boston Globe, and MassLive.
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Massachusetts voters will not have the opportunity to repeal the state's three-decade ban on rent control on November's ballot.
By: Colin A. Young
BOSTON -- Massachusetts voters will not have the opportunity to repeal the state's three-decade ban on rent control on November's ballot.
Massachusetts voters will not have the opportunity to repeal the state's three-decade ban on rent control on November's ballot.
By: Colin A. Young
Massachusetts voters will not have the opportunity to repeal the state's three-decade ban on rent control on November's ballot.
Massachusetts voters will not have the opportunity to repeal the state's three-decade ban on rent control on November's ballot.
The Supreme Judicial Court ruled that initiative petition seeking to impose statewide rent control “impermissibly” relates to religion and religious institutions.
By: Colin A. Young
June 24, 2026.....Senate Democrats unveiled their long-awaited answer Wednesday morning to the soaring utility bills that have become a defining election year issue on Beacon Hill, proposing legislation they say will result in more than $14 billion in ratepayer savings over a decade by changing how gas and electric utilities do business and paring back gas infrastructure spending that has helped drive costs up.
By: Colin A. Young
Senate Democrats unveiled their long-awaited answer Wednesday morning to the soaring utility bills that have become a defining election year issue
By: Colin A. Young
As the governor declared in New Bedford on Wednesday that Massachusetts is where offshore wind was "born in this country, and where it's going to take off from," the Senate
By: Colin A. Young
Mass. Senate Democrats say the bill will result in more than $14 billion in ratepayer savings over a decade by changing how gas and electric utilities do business and paring back gas infrastructure spending that has helped drive costs up.
