A new Multnomah County report finds heat waves, air quality and mosquitoes will worsen in the Portland-area because of climate change.In the first-ever analysis of how...
Saying that children should not be hungry in our community, the Multnomah County Board of Commissioners on Oct. 3 voted to create two new food pantries
New Multnomah County Chair Marissa Madrigal vowed to maintain stability in day-to-day county business when she was sworn in to her new position on...
The Multnomah County Board of Commissioners will honor the signing into law of the Americans with Disabilities Act later this month.
The project to replace the Multnomah County Courthouse took a significant step forward in the recently concluded session of the Oregon Legislature....
With the Fourth of July weekend upon us, area residents are gearing up for all kinds of summer activities. Whether you’re enjoying the river or picnic in the park, here are some tips to keep you an...
Military veteran Becky Kempton survived serving in the Iraq war and providing relief to New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina.
Sheriff Dan Staton, with help from Chair Jeff Cogen, celebrated the first harvest of vegetables from the Inverness Jail Garden.
In middle school, Krystal Stockham watched as her grades nose-dived and her confidence in school tanked.
What’s happening? County Chair Jeff Cogen on June 11 issued an executive rule that ensures...
Multnomah County Chair Jeff Cogen signed an executive rule to require gender-neutral restrooms when upgrading or building new county facilities on Tuesday, June 11.