Our reporting on the ongoing transparency disaster in Massachusetts from last year won one of this year’s Foilies, an award given be the EFF for outstandingly poor transparency.
If the point of “Blue no matter who” is to defeat Trump in the general at all costs then the only criteria you should use to vote in the primary is “who is the most electable candidate”. That means it’s time to embrace Bernie Sanders and get excited that he brings enthusiasm and support from independents with him.
It's bewildering to watch the Democrats place their head on the executioner's block only to be granted a stay of execution by Mitch McConnell.
Why bother follow the law when you’re a police department? Cambridge Police Department doesn’t have a Records Access Officer despite being required by law to have one.
After some discussion with Crit.news the DA’s office has agreed to fix their website to bring it into compliance with the records law
A year and a half later it turns out the premise of my award winner piece was proven correct… the Boston police were quietly assisting ICE in the shadows made by our state’s terrible public records law
My written testimony on Boston’s proposal to ban masks at protests
Michael Wilk, the Chicopee Police Department’s Public Information Officer who runs the department’s social media accounts, has been destroying public records. I have referred this apparent crime to the Secretary Galvin’s Office.
A deputy police chief, from the Braintree Police is complaining about the mayor’s choice to hire the next police chief from outside the department. I remember her from years ago when she was an unprofessional lieutenant who didn’t know several laws (one she was breaking and the other she was trying to falsely claim I was breaking).
