Multnomah County
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Multnomah County Sued Fossil Fuel Companies for Billions. What Happens Next?
The county’s case is playing out amid national efforts to shield fossil fuel companies from climate-related lawsuits.
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Is Portland Ready for Another Extreme Heat Event?
Oregon’s deadly heat dome was a wake-up call. Have we adapted?
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School Board Members Raise Concerns Over County Chair Candidate
Seven current and former Portland School Board members signed a letter saying Julia Brim-Edwards isn’t cut out for the job.
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A Dangerous Heat Wave is Coming. What Resources Are Available for Vulnerable Portlanders?
Whether Multnomah County will open cooling centers has yet to be determined, but there are simple steps you can take to protect yourself.
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Youth Crisis Line is Not at Risk of Closing, Despite Proposed Cuts
Lines for Life and congressional allies are pressing Multnomah County for continued funding.
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Study: Rent Assistance is the Most Requested Support Service Among Homeless Residents
Nearly every homeless person surveyed in a new PSU housing needs report said they want housing they can afford. But they don’t want to lose it again.
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Former Los Angeles Homelessness Director Tapped to Lead Multnomah County Department
Board of Commissioners expected to approve Nathaniel VerGow for top Homeless Services Department position amid local funding challenges.
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The Joyce Hotel Is Closing
And Around 90 Low-Income, High-Risk Tenants Will Be Sent Packing
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The City Says It’s Divesting from Fossil Fuels. That’s Not True.
In Fact, We Don’t Plan to Stop Supporting Oil Companies Any Time Soon.
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A Firm That Helped Screw Up the Morrison Bridge Is Being Trusted to Fix It
And This Time, There’s More Money on the Line
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Surprise! It’s an Emergency!
They Mayor Says Portland Is in Crisis. That Might Be a Good Thing.