11/18/2009
The port of Boston is one of the busiest on the east coast. And it's up to U.S. Customs and Border Protection to make sure everything arriving on shore is safe and legal. 7's Jonathan Hall got an exclusive behind the scenes look at just what happens when the cargo arrives. [Full Story]
Towns across the state are dealing with tight budgets and financial concerns. To save money, some towns are turning off their street lights at night. But many residents say it's costing them big time when it comes to crime and their safety. 7News' Jonathan Hall investigates. [full story]
The post office is looking at how to cut billions from a troubled budget. Ten Baystate post offices could close next year including nine in and around Boston. These are some big cuts, but are postal officials looking in the right places? 7's Jonathan Hall uncovers wasteful spending that could be a postal problem. [full story]
A hearing on Beacon Hill today was aimed at increasing penalties for people found using marijuana in Massachusetts. Some police claim pot smokers are getting a free ride because of deficiencies in the state's new law decriminalizing possession of small amounts of marijuana. 7's Jonathan Hall uncovers, what some are calling, a flaw in the law. [full story]
Bay State police are excited about a new weapon they have to stop dangerous criminals and illegal cars that shouldn't be on our roads. More than a dozen police departments are now using state of art license plate readers. And one day they could be as common as radar. 7's Jonathan Hall uncovers how they work. [full story]
Most of us have online accounts for everything from email to bill pay. But, have you ever stopped to wonder what would happen to that personal information when you die? 7's Jonathan Hall uncovers how you can get password protection. [full story]
In this tough economy, who wouldn't want a free airline flight? Which is why you might be tempted to sign up for an airline credit care of frequent flyer program. But at 7News' Jonathan Hall found out, if you don't pay close attention, your dream trip may be grounded. [full story]
Scoot over, a new Massachusetts law goes into effect today, and it means big changes people who drive scooters. More people will have to get license plates, and buy insurance, but that's not all. It may also make it easier for police to track stolen scooters. 7's Jonathan Hall uncovers the changes. [full story]
Police officers work to keep the roads safe. And for some that means writing tickets. But we found not all communities are asking drivers to pay up for pushing the speed limit. 7's Jonathan Hall uncovers which towns are less likely to ticket speeders. [full story]
There's a new scam hitting the housing crisis. Unsuspecting renters are being tricked into renting property that's not actually available. And they're being told they need to move out, right after they move in. 7's Jonathan Hall uncovers this new tenant trap. [full story]
Water - It's an everyday necessity. We need it to live, but does it come at a cost? 7's Jonathan Hall uncovers how some local residents are paying too high a price for this natural resource. [full story]
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