Cambridge Code of Ordinances ch. 14.04 § 14.04.060

A. After a finding of probable cause is made, the Commission may file a petition in equity in the Superior Court seeking injunctive relief against the respondent. If justice so requires, the court shall be authorized to grant relief including:
1. Orders or decrees restraining the respondent from selling, renting, or otherwise making the real estate transaction unavailable to the complainant;
2. Any appropriate injunctive relief the court deems necessary to protect the rights of the complainant.
B. If the Commission, in the final administrative report of its decision, finds that any respondent committed any unlawful practice under this Chapter, said Commission may:
1. Award to the complainant damages to reimburse him for expenses incurred including, but not limited to, moving, storage of furniture and personal effects, and alternative housing or space because of the respondent's unlawful acts. Damages for emotional distress may also be awarded to the complainant;
2. Assess to the respondent civil penalties not to exceed ten thousand dollars for the first offense, twenty-five thousand dollars for the second offense within a five-year period ending at the time of filing the complaint; fifty thousand dollars for a third or subsequent offense within a seven-year period ending at the time of filing the complaint. In a proceeding involving two or more respondents, the hearing Commissioners may assess a civil penalty against each respondent that the hearing commissioners determine has been engaged or is about to engage in a discriminatory housing practice;
3. Seek relief from the Superior Court including any temporary or permanent injunction, temporary restraining order or other order it deems appropriate.