After years of grappling with a migrant crisis, the state has closed all emergency state shelters in hotels and motels, Gov.

Healey's "reforms" cost Massachusetts taxpayers billions of dollars and have only moved the problem from hotels to private ...

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey announced Friday that all of the remaining hotel shelters in the state are now closed, ...

Gov. Maura Healey announced the closure of the hotel shelter system in Massachusetts and that the emergency declaration issued in 2023 is over.

Gov. Maura Healey has formally lifted a state of emergency in the shelter system and ended the use of hotels to house migrants and other homeless families amid ...

Healey declared a migrant housing emergency in 2023 when shelter occupancy reached its peak with 100 reported state-run ...

Gov. Maura Healey first declared a state of emergency around two years ago, as state shelters became overwhelmed with ...

Gov. Maura Healey said she is “formally terminating” the nearly two-year-long state of emergency she declared in August 2023 ...

Gov. Maura Healey’s administration spent just over $940 million on emergency family shelters and related services last fiscal ...

Gov. Charlie Baker’s administration offered a written warning to Gov. Maura Healey about a surge of migrants and dwindling state shelter capacity in November 2022, or months before she took office, ...

Following a meeting with Fall River officials, Healey said the state was releasing $1.2 million for more emergency response personnel.