The Multnomah County Board of Commissioners on Feb. 28 was briefed on the County’s efforts to fight an ongoing rise in gun violence, including the impacts of investments made in the fiscal year 2023 budget.
Continuing its work to add shelter capacity in Multnomah County while also building programs through the Supportive Housing Services Measure, the Joint Office of Homeless Services has selected nonprofit provider Straightway Services to manage a new services-focused alternative shelter in Portland’s Montavilla neighborhood.
After an extensive nationwide search, the Community Health Center Board has appointed Darnell “DJ” Rhodes to serve as the next Executive Director of Multnomah County Community Health Center. Rhodes will officially start April 11.
One ordinance provides a limited exemption from system development charges when commercial buildings that convert to residential uses undertake seismic retrofits to make them safer in an earthquake
The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) invites Portlanders to take a stroll through Southwest Portland as part of a new monthly series of community walks through the Multnomah neighborhood starting on Saturday, April 1 called SW Strolls.
On Monday, March 13, 2023 at 3:33 a.m., officers from the East Precinct responded to a call for welfare check for a person lying in the street near the intersection of Southeast 141st Avenue and Southeast Harrison Street. Officers arrived to find an adult male who was deceased.
On Wednesday, March 8, Commissioner Mingus Mapps announced Dawn Uchiyama, who has served as the Bureau of Environmental Services’ Interim Bureau Director for the past ten months, and previously as the Deputy Director since 2016, has accepted the position as permanent Bureau Director.
Earlier today, Portland City Council voted unanimously to approve five commissioners and two alternates with human resources expertise to Portland’s first Salary Commission.
The Multnomah County Medical Examiner reported today that five people died as a result of extreme heat waves that baked the Portland metro region for multiple days in July and then in August 2022.
The Portland Business Alliance and Downtown Portland Clean & Safe released its State of the Economy and State of Downtown & Central City reports.
COVID-19 health precautions kept Jasmine Yee and her Class of 2024 from getting the full, in-person experience when they joined the University of Portland community in the fall of 2020.