‘There’s a lot more to do’: Healey plans to seek reelection in 2026
BOSTON — Gov. Maura Healey intends to run for reelection in 2026, she said Friday.
New report states how many new homes Mass. needs to build by 2035. It’s a lot.
Officials say it’s possible to reach the state’s target of 220,000 homes in the next 10 years, but it won’t be easy. The post ...
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House approves reforms, $425M more for shelters
Democrats shot down Republican-led efforts that would have broadened criminal background checks for shelter residents and ...
$425 million for Mass. shelters OK'd by House lawmakers; eligibility reforms approved
There are also measures to remove the availability of two 90-day extensions for families to stay in shelter for certain ...
Top Mass. House Republican roasts $425M shelter funding bill. What he said
The bill makes only "modest changes" to the cash-strapped system, while failing to address underlying problems, House Minority Leader Bradley H. Jones Jr. said.
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House passes $425 million shelter funding bill with new eligibility restrictions
The $425 million that the bill injects into the emergency assistance system is supposed to keep it afloat through the end of ...
Healey introduces housing plan, looks to add 222K units by 2035
The project provided an analysis of the state’s housing needs with the main goal of addressing the housing crisis in the Bay State.
New housing plan hopes to add 222,000 units in Massachusetts over next decade, governor says
Governor Maura Healey unveiled her plan to ease the housing crisis at the State House Thursday, calling for 222,000 new ...
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State: Mass. needs to build 222,000 more housing units by 2035
Regional increases needed in year-round housing stock outlined in the state's first comprehensive housing plan.
Mass. House to vote on sweeping $425M bill that would restrict emergency shelter eligibility
Representatives have about three dozen amendments to consider Thursday afternoon when they take up the first substantive ...
House Democrats restrict shelter eligibility, tighten security in $425M bill
The $425M bill would give the Healey administration new, but temporary, authority to restrict eligibility for state emergency shelters.