President Trump signed an executive order on July 24 that is expected to have a significant impact on homelessness policies in western Massachusetts.

In Massachusetts, lawyers advocating for homeless families are seeking to temporarily halt the state's plan to restrict the number of families receiving emergency shelter.

As the cost of housing in Massachusetts continues to rise, older adults who don't own their homes have become increasingly vulnerable to the issue.

After years of being homeless, Amy “adapted” to living on the streets under insecurity.“I thought I wasn’t going to wake up, but I woke up, and I’m fine. The more I feel adapted to ...

Massachusetts' Department of Elementary and Secondary Education reported nearly 31,000 homeless students in public schools during the past school year.