Better Cambridge News Today

There's a fast-growing network of new advocacy groups that have sprung up in suburbs across Greater Boston, whose members go to public meetings to say yes to more housing development, instead of no.

Muchnik-Led Petition to Block Walden Square Development Nears 1,000 Signatures | News | The Harvard Crimson

‘We Didn’t Always Have A Housing Crisis’: Siddiqui, Sobrinho-Wheeler, McGovern Talk Housing at Town Hall | News | The Harvard Crimson

City Councilors Discuss Housing Goals at Town Hall Meeting | News | The Harvard Crimson

Amid Boston Area Housing Crisis, Rent Control Gains Momentum, But Troubled Cambridge Legacy Poses Obstacles | News | The Harvard Crimson

As Cambridge Residents Head to the Polls, Housing Remains Top Issue | News | The Harvard Crimson

A 5 year scorecard on housing

Two Weeks Before Elections, Incumbent Cambridge Councilors Lead Fundraising Race | News | The Harvard Crimson

School Committee Member Ayesha Wilson Vows To Be ‘Mover and Shaker’ if Elected to Cambridge Council | News | The Harvard Crimson

The Cambridge City Council is considering an expansion of its landmark affordable housing law, putting the city’s left-leaning ideals to the test.