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Former Mass. Probation Commissioner Facing New Federal Charges
BOSTON (AP) — The former commissioner of the Massachusetts Probation Department, acquitted this month of state corruption charges, is facing new federal bribery charges. The indictment handed up...
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Woburn Man, Medford Woman Face Human Trafficking Charges
BOSTON (CBS) – A Medford woman and a Woburn man have been arrested on charges of running a human trafficking ring, state Attorney General Martha Coakley announced Monday. The operation spanned several...
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AG Coakley Sues Feds Over Fishing Rules
BOSTON (AP) — The state attorney general of Massachusetts filed suit against federal fishing regulators Thursday in an attempt to block new rules that she called a “death sentence” for New England’s...
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Coakley Reportedly Considering Run For Mass. Governor
BOSTON (CBS) – Attorney General Martha Coakley is reportedly considering a run for Massachusetts Governor in 2014. Boston.com reported that Coakley is nearing a decision on whether to run. And despite...
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Closed Waltham Driving School Ordered To Repay Students $175,000
BOSTON (AP) — The former owner of a now-closed Waltham driving school has been ordered to pay more than $282,000 for enrolling students who paid up front for lessons they never received. According to a...
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Judge Orders Charlestown Shipyard To Halt Planned Eviction
BOSTON (CBS) – A victory for boat owners at a Charlestown marina who were given a 48 hour eviction notice. On Thursday, Judge Elizabeth Fahey ordered the owner of the Shipyard Quarters Marina, Martin...
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Coakley Wants Domestic Violence Laws Reviewed
BOSTON (AP) — The murder case involving the son of Red Sox broadcaster Jerry Remy has led Attorney General Martha Coakley to call for a re-examination of the state’s domestic violence laws. Coakley on...
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State Sues Lawrence Mayor Lantigua For Alleged Campaign Finance Violations
BOSTON (CBS) – Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley is suing Lawrence Mayor William Lantigua for allegedly accepting thousands of dollars in potentially illegal cash and corporate...
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Mass. Lawmakers React To President’s Case For Military Response To Syria
BOSTON (CBS) — The president and his national security team are spending this Labor Day laying out the president’s case for a military response to Syria. The administration now says the evidence shows...
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28 Proposed Ballot Questions Approved For 2014
BOSTON (AP) — Attorney General Martha Coakley has given a constitutional OK to the majority of proposed ballot questions activists are hoping to put before voters next year, including a minimum wage...
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Coakley To Announce Bid For Governor
BOSTON (CBS) — Attorney General Martha Coakley will announce a run for governor on Monday. Coakley plans to throw her hat into the ring with an announcement in her home town of Medford on Monday...
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Keller @ Large: Coakley’s Failure Against Brown Won’t Matter In Governor’s Race
BOSTON (CBS) – You’ll be seeing and hearing a lot about Attorney General Martha Coakley Monday as she announces her candidacy for governor. And every story will likely take note of the fact that...
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Martha Coakley Announces Run For Governor
MEDFORD, Mass. (AP) — Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley officially launched her campaign for governor Monday, saying she had learned from the errors made during her stunning loss to...
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Attorney General Seat Opens As Coakley Runs For Governor
BOSTON (AP) — Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley’s decision to jump into the 2014 governor’s race is expected to touch off a scramble to fill her seat as the state’s top law enforcement...
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Coakley Joins 39 Other AGs To Urge Tighter FDA Regulations On E-Cigarettes
BOSTON (CBS) — They come in all kinds of colors and flavors…in the shape of a cigarette. Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley says the rising popularity of electronic cigarettes is raising...
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I-Team: Walgreens Accused Of Overcharging Customers
BOSTON (CBS) – Walgreens is one of the nation’s largest retailers, and they’ve got a big problem on their hands. Across the country, they’re being accused of overcharging customers. Their weekly flyer...
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New FEMA Flood Maps Prompt Homeowner Protest In Scituate
SCITUATE (CBS) — Concerned homeowners came together at Mill Wharf Plaza on Saturday morning as part of a nationwide protest of new federal flood insurance guidelines. The Federal Emergency Management...
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NY Woman Indicted For Allegedly Stealing From One Fund Boston
BOSTON (CBS) — A New York woman has been indicted for claiming she suffered a traumatic brain injury in the Boston Marathon bombing and collected $480,000 from the One Fund. Attorney General Martha...
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State Bill Seeks To Soften Flood Insurance Rules
BOSTON (AP) — Legislation backed by Attorney General Martha Coakley and state House Speaker Robert DeLeo aims to soften the impact of new federal flood insurance rules on some homeowners. The bill,...
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Coakley: Annie Dookhan Should Get 5-To-7 Years In Prison For Drug Lab Scandal
BOSTON (AP) — Prosecutors will recommend a prison sentence of five to seven years for a Massachusetts chemist charged in a far-reaching scandal at a state drug-testing lab. Prosecutors from state...
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