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Boston City Council emphatically backs renaming Faneuil Hall - Vimarsana News

Boston City Council emphatically backs renaming Faneuil Hall

The proposal received overwhelming support from a body that’s frequently divided.

Source: wgbh.org
City Council approves Wu's plan to clear Mass. and Cass tents - Vimarsana News

City Council approves Wu's plan to clear Mass. and Cass tents

The plan will allow police and outreach workers to quickly clear encampments at Mass. and Cass. It has been the subject of debate for months.

Source: boston.com
City Council approves Mass and Cass tent ban, Wu to outline next steps Thursday - Vimarsana News

City Council approves Mass and Cass tent ban, Wu to outline next steps Thursday

The Boston City Council approved an amended version of the mayor’s anti-encampment ordinance for the Mass and Cass zone, setting off a seven-day clock for enforcement that would begin once Michelle Wu signs the measure.

More funding for Boston's police intelligence center is a mistake - Vimarsana News

More funding for Boston's police intelligence center is a mistake

The BRIC (Boston Regional Intelligence Center) and others like it have long produced significantly flawed analysis, writes attorney Sarah Sherman-Stokes. The Boston City Council approved $3.4 million in additional funding to the BRIC -- at the expense of our privacy, and our civil rights.

Source: wbur.org
Mass and Cass: Boston City Council approves quicker tent removal - Vimarsana News

Mass and Cass: Boston City Council approves quicker tent removal

The Boston City Council on Wednesday voted to make it easier for police to clear tent encampments from streets and sidewalks, the city’s latest effort to address dangerous conditions and a humanitarian crisis near Mass. and Cass.