Bruce Mohl

Editor, CommonWealth

About Bruce Mohl

Bruce Mohl is the editor of CommonWealth magazine. Bruce came to CommonWealth from the Boston Globe, where he spent nearly 30 years in a wide variety of positions covering business and politics. He covered the Massachusetts State House and served as the Globe’s State House bureau chief in the late 1980s. He also reported for the Globe’s Spotlight Team, winning a Loeb award in 1992 for coverage of conflicts of interest in the state’s pension system. He served as the Globe’s political editor in 1994 and went on to cover consumer issues for the newspaper. At CommonWealth, Bruce helped launch the magazine’s website and has written about a wide range of issues with a special focus on politics, tax policy, energy, and gambling. Bruce is a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University and the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University. He lives in Dorchester.

About Bruce Mohl

Bruce Mohl is the editor of CommonWealth magazine. Bruce came to CommonWealth from the Boston Globe, where he spent nearly 30 years in a wide variety of positions covering business and politics. He covered the Massachusetts State House and served as the Globe’s State House bureau chief in the late 1980s. He also reported for the Globe’s Spotlight Team, winning a Loeb award in 1992 for coverage of conflicts of interest in the state’s pension system. He served as the Globe’s political editor in 1994 and went on to cover consumer issues for the newspaper. At CommonWealth, Bruce helped launch the magazine’s website and has written about a wide range of issues with a special focus on politics, tax policy, energy, and gambling. Bruce is a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University and the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University. He lives in Dorchester.

Stories by Bruce Mohl

Colin A. Young

Guest Contributor

Stories by Colin A. Young

Shira Schoenberg

Reporter, CommonWealth

About Shira Schoenberg

Shira Schoenberg is a reporter at CommonWealth magazine. Shira previously worked for more than seven years at the Springfield Republican/MassLive.com where she covered state politics and elections, covering topics as diverse as the launch of the legal marijuana industry, problems with the state's foster care system and the elections of U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Gov. Charlie Baker. Shira won the Massachusetts Bar Association's 2018 award for Excellence in Legal Journalism and has had several stories win awards from the New England Newspaper and Press Association. Shira covered the 2012 New Hampshire presidential primary for the Boston Globe. Before that, she worked for the Concord (N.H.) Monitor, where she wrote about state government, City Hall and Barack Obama's 2008 New Hampshire primary campaign. Shira holds a master's degree from Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism.

About Shira Schoenberg

Shira Schoenberg is a reporter at CommonWealth magazine. Shira previously worked for more than seven years at the Springfield Republican/MassLive.com where she covered state politics and elections, covering topics as diverse as the launch of the legal marijuana industry, problems with the state's foster care system and the elections of U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Gov. Charlie Baker. Shira won the Massachusetts Bar Association's 2018 award for Excellence in Legal Journalism and has had several stories win awards from the New England Newspaper and Press Association. Shira covered the 2012 New Hampshire presidential primary for the Boston Globe. Before that, she worked for the Concord (N.H.) Monitor, where she wrote about state government, City Hall and Barack Obama's 2008 New Hampshire primary campaign. Shira holds a master's degree from Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism.

Stories by Shira Schoenberg

Virus notes: Mass. among top states on testing

Wear masks, says Korean doc; Baker seeks public’s help

Baker’s executive orders and directives

Some have narrow focus, other have wide-ranging consequences

College dorms seen as surge capacity

State, Boston officials talking with Army Corps of Engineers

Sports betting bill in play on Beacon Hill

Gambling on pro, college games would be allowed

Independent ranks in Mass. keep growing

Voter rolls grow 310,000 in advance of Tuesday primary

Nangle steps down from House posts

Cites 'recent, unfortunate events,' doesn't mention indictment

House revises marijuana law

Clarifies commission can regulate municipal agreements

Report raises gas utility safety issues

Says National Grid is struggling to address leaks

Offshore wind tax credit doesn’t make cut

Pulled from federal legislation at request of White House

Vaping ban ends with mixed results

Health officials still unclear about cause of illnesses, but allow sales to resume

What’s behind the legislative budget stalemate

Corporate tax provision -- incentive or unwarranted tax advantage?

Baker mystified by response to vaping ban

Says he doesn't understand why other states failed to join Mass.

Rate of growth in Mass. opioid deaths slows

Fentanyl now present in almost every one of the fatalities

State Police chief retiring

Gilpin announces departure in a letter to troopers

Medical marijuana vaping ban up in air

Judge: DPH overstepped its authority, up to Cannabis Commission

SJC to hear Baker vaping ban case

Governor's action challenged as executive overreach

Tougher seatbelt law remains longshot

Allowing police to pull people over for not buckling up is tough sell

Baker files sweeping health care bill

Legislation would boost primary care, community hospitals

Woman in her 60s first Mass. vaping fatality

Officials say number of lung injury cases continues to grow

Pot store’s flower cupboard is bare

NETA blames shortage on lab testing delays

Body cameras will accompany pot deliveries

Commission says drivers will wear devices; footage will be protected

Polito deals with Governor’s Council anger

Caissie, member of body, on track for clerk magistrate job

Baker wants to sell Hynes, expand BCEC

Sale would finance convention center expansion, allow Back Bay redevelopment

Chicago casino magnate: “You lose me.”

Gaming commission delivers blow to Brockton casino proposal

Pollack: HOV lanes aren’t working

Transpo secretary says most of the users are single people in cars

Six pot licenses suspended amid drug charges

Licensee pleaded not guilty, but commission takes action

Over objections, feds approve transfer of Pilgrim station

Healey, Markey, and Baker had raised concerns about decommissioning firm

Vineyard Wind review could extend into 2020

Federal agency says final environmental report not likely until next year

Vineyard Wind vows to move forward despite fed hold-up

New timeline uncertain after delay from environmental review