Evan Horowitz comments on Massachusetts state legislators getting the state budget in almost on time following a long-term issue with meeting deadlines.

Evan Horowitz discusses the “devastating” impact of the Senate’s version of President Donald Trump's massive tax-cut and spending bill in Massachusetts, noting repercussions for SNAP and the state's Medicaid services.

This article references new collaborative research from cSPA that indicates Boston's tax revenue from office buildings could fall further in the next five years than previous estimates predicted.

Evan Horowitz pens this opinion piece on the effects that the Trump administration's policies targeting Massachusetts' industries have on the economy.

Evan Horowitz says that the decline in the taxable value of Boston’s commercial property in fiscal year 2025 “is basically unprecedented, outside of recessions.”

Evan Horowitz joins this All Thing Considered segment to discuss Harvard’s challenge of offsetting the loss of roughly $2 billion in federal funds frozen by the Trump administration, despite having the largest

Evan Horowitz suggests that Massachusetts cap unemployment insurance benefits at 26 weeks in all circumstances, rather than reverting to 30 weeks statewide when the 12-month average jobless rate hits 5.2 percen

Evan Horowitz says that federal cuts to higher education institutions in Boston could have a “wealth spiral effect” on the Greater Boston area.

Evan Horowitz says that a proposed increase to endowment taxes under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) “is a huge threat to the current financial setup of most universities.”

Evan Horowitz is quoted in this piece on how state officials should already be aggressively paring back their spending plans.