Local officials defend the slow rollout of settlement money, while critics question why more than half-a-million dollars remains unspent
One pandemic event had attendees from Germany, South Africa, and Hawaii: “people were up at like three in the morning to come here, or a version of coming, to hear
“People are recognizing that we artists live off this to a higher degree, versus the assumption that we do this just for fun.”
Countless tipped as well as hourly wage workers have seen their earnings slashed or vanished. Still, through it all, many local restaurants are providing meals to fellow restaurant workers who
With her first 100 days in office coinciding with the COVID-19 crisis, Boston City Councilor Julia Mejia perseveres in the interest of most vulnerable, disconnected populations
“It was sort of testing the water with it, seeing what [evictions] they can get away with. This legislation stopped folks in their tracks before it caught on.”
Chris Faraone joined cohort from Data-Driven Reporting Project at Northwestern University
