police reform

The State Police Association of Massachusetts recently highlighted the increased physical and political attacks on the men and women of law enforcement.

Gov. Charlie Baker on Thursday signed into law legislation creating a police accountability and oversight system.

A commission to review use of force policies at the city's police department released its final recommendations on Dec. 23, 2020.

'It's not what everybody wants, but it's the kind of compromise that hopefully people can recognize is forward motion.' - Sen. William Brownsberger

Governor Charlie Baker made it clear he's not afraid to veto the police reform legislation if lawmakers resist the changes he is requesting.

Gov. Baker appeared before the press to address the COVID-19 pandemic but gave no hint as to when or how he might decide the fate of these important bills.

Governor Charlie Baker should veto the radical 'police reform' bill that is on his desk. The bill will strip cities and towns of the ability to manage police.

This ill-conceived legislation is almost punitive towards police at a time when cop-bashing has become fashionable.

A panel charged with reviewing use-of-force policies within the New Bedford Police Department has released its draft recommendations.

A community conversation is set for Oct. 14 on the topic of police officers in the schools.