The pandemic spurred the city to find new housing for people experiencing homelessness. Will these programs continue?
PERMANENT HOUSING. FOR NOW.
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STATE WIRE: MASS SHOULD OPEN EARNED INCOME TAX CREDIT TO WORKING IMMIGRANTS
"So many of these workers have the type of job that didn't stop, that didn't cease during the pandemic."
SOMERVILLE SETS OUT ON ROAD TO SUPERVISED CONSUMPTION
Plan to launch nation’s first supervised consumption site is back in motion following pandemic pause
PLANNED INACTION: CRIME OF THE CENTURY CONTINUES, FROM MASS AND CASS TO THE CAPITOL
"We continue to ask our elected officials to be held accountable for their responsibility to the communities they serve."
REQUEST LINE: THE FIGHT FOR A BETTER PUBLIC RECORDS LAW IN MASS CONTINUES
A proposed tweak to the regulations governing access to public records in Massachusetts could mean more fees for journalists and others who regularly request government records
EDITORIAL: GUILTY ERROR
New advertising industry initiative should protect the independent press, not just major outlets like the Boston Globe
A DEEP DIVE INTO MAYOR JANEY’S ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE AGENDA
Working with community leaders and facing pandemic devastation and an upcoming election, the mayor strives for a green recovery. What is her team up against?
A RALLY AND DAY OF ACTION FOR LOCAL BUSINESSES
The event will be a time to amplify the voices of small businesses, understand policy proposals, and engage with elected officials.
A BOSTON NATIVE AND ACTOR FIGHTS FOR THE LOCAL FILM INDUSTRY
Liz Eng cares a lot
JANEY CALLS ON EVERSOURE TO CANCEL A SUBSTATION IN EAST BOSTON
The proposal would make an already at risk community environmentally unsafe.
