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Michelle Wu: Labor shortages a barrier for expanding low-threshold housing - Vimarsana News

Michelle Wu: Labor shortages a barrier for expanding low-threshold housing

Michelle Wu said the city is working to set up supportive, low-threshold housing for people from Mass. and Cass. Read more on Boston.com.

Source: boston.com
Wu Raises Concerns About Mass. And Cass Evictions Process, But Makes No Policy Promises - Vimarsana News

Wu Raises Concerns About Mass. And Cass Evictions Process, But Makes No Policy Promises

Some people with substance use disorders have been arrested while waiting in line for treatment, which the mayor-elect said "would be unacceptable."

Source: wgbh.org
Michelle Wu addresses city's tent strategy, special court sessions for Mass. and Cass - Vimarsana News

Michelle Wu addresses city's tent strategy, special court sessions for Mass. and Cass

The incoming mayor said she plans to make some changes to how the city is handling the encampment at Mass. and Cass. Read more on Boston.com.

Source: boston.com
Advocates condemn court sessions in Suffolk County jail for people arrested at Mass. and Cass - Vimarsana News

Advocates condemn court sessions in Suffolk County jail for people arrested at Mass. and Cass

Advocates are concerned about the operation of the new court at the Suffolk County jail, which held its first sessions this week. Read more on Boston.com.

Source: boston.com
16 tents removed at Mass. and Cass as court session in Suffolk County jail begins - Vimarsana News

16 tents removed at Mass. and Cass as court session in Suffolk County jail begins

Three people were brought in for the first court session at the Suffolk County jail. Read more on Boston.com.

Source: boston.com