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David Breen pleaded guilty to one count of theft of government property, for misappropriating COVID-19 funds for personal use.

The OIG found that a former CEO of the Worcester Regional Retirement System (WRRS) expanded his private law practice while being paid to work full-time for the retirement board.

The OIG found too many flaws in this procurement to say with confidence that the procurement, had it been fully executed, was based on a solid foundation.

OIG Finds That Sheriffs Budget Process is Opaque, Chaotic, and Deeply Flawed

Study Points to Funding Model and Previous Recommendations Not Acted Upon

Defendant Allegedly Misappropriated Over $280,000 in Rental Funds Earmarked for Families Experiencing Housing Crises

A South Carolina businessman has been charged in federal court in Worcester with COVID relief fraud.

A Dominican national lawfully residing in Worcester has been indicted on five counts of theft of government money and three counts of aggravated identity theft.

OIG Investigation finds that Steamship Authority's website project was misguided, mismanaged and wasteful.

IG Shapiro calls on Brockton Public Schools to adopt "meaningful oversight" after review of FY23 Budget Deficit

Steven Stoico and his co-defendant, Maria Grasso, pleaded guilty to filing applications for pandemic-era housing relief.

A former Hopkinton Parks & Rec Director intentionally circumvented state procurement laws and violated state law and local policies regarding cash handling.

The founder and former CEO of the local nonprofit Violence in Boston (VIB) pleaded guilty to fraud charges in federal court in Boston.

The Upper Cape Cod Regional Technical School in Bourne did not comply with state law in procuring certain construction-related services.