Samantha J. Gross is a journalist based in Boston, Massachusetts. She is currently a writer for the Boston Globe Technology section, covering local news and events related to technology and its impact on the community. Her work has also been featured in the Evening Standard.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Boston, Massachusetts, United States (Local)
Samantha's reporting focuses extensively on local politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulations in the United States, particularly Massachusetts and Boston. She delves into a wide range of topics including education, child care, elections, taxation, spending cuts and immigration.
Given her emphasis on local government & politics with an inclination towards evolving stories as well as legal policy regulation; she would likely be responsive to pitches that provide insights from local political figures or experts familiar with the intricacies of state-level policies. Additionally, offering perspectives on ongoing developments related to education reforms or childcare subsidies within Massachusetts may also capture her interest.
When reaching out to Samantha J. Gross for potential coverage opportunities or expert commentary requests it is crucial to align your pitch with her focus on these specific areas such as local governance issues in Massachusetts and Boston.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Matt Stout, Samantha J. Gross
There are few issues Kim Driscoll hasn't touched as Governor Maura Healey's second-in-command.
By: Samantha J. Gross, Matt Stout
Governor Maura Healey plans to institute a freeze on hiring in portions of the state government lasting at least through the end of the fiscal year
By: Samantha J. Gross, Matt Stout
Massachusetts tax collections for March broke a months-long downbeat streak, coming in slightly above expectations, officials reported Wednesday — the
By: Samantha J. Gross
Jennifer Simpson was floored last month when she learned that the monthly check she gets from the state to help run her home child-care business was going to drop drastically.
By: Samantha J. Gross, Matt Stout
Preaching the need for fiscal restraint, the Massachusetts House on Wednesday unveiled a nearly $58 billion state budget proposal that would
By: Matt Stout, Samantha J. Gross
The Massachusetts House on Wednesday unveiled a nearly $58 billion state budget proposal , which represents a 3.3 percent increase in spending from the last fiscal year.
By: Samantha J. Gross
Nearly 70 migrant and homeless families living in Massachusetts' emergency assistance shelter program are being moved from Bedford to Lowell as part of the state's “overall consolidation efforts.”
By: Samantha J. Gross
Because of the actions taken by Florida officials in September 2022, some of the 49 migrants flown from San Antonio to Martha's Vineyard are on the path to securing legal status.
By: Samantha J. Gross
Governor Maura Healey, appearing on WBUR's Radio Boston, called state Transportation Secretary Monica Tibbits-Nutt's recent comments about imposing tolls for drivers crossing into Massachusetts “a very poor choice of words.”
By: Samantha J. Gross, Matt Stout
Massachusetts legislative leaders said Wednesday they reached a deal on a long-debated spending package that could limit how long homeless and
(833) 317-6278 