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Advocates raise cash, awareness for changing face of HIV
As treatment improves, so do the long-term health needs of people living with the virus.
As treatment improves, so do the long-term health needs of people living with the virus.
It takes training to fight fires. Here’s how to start, at home or in the woods.
Congressional, federal and state leaders tour Gorge fire on Saturday, urge prevention efforts to reduce future wildfires at Troutdale news conference.
Before plugging in your vacuum, consider these tips on how to clean it up.
Administration could discontinue deportation protection for people brought to the U.S. as children
Multnomah County buildings and facilities will be closed on Monday, Sept. 4 in observance of Labor Day.
City of Portland and Multnomah County offer traffic safety tips before Labor Day Weekend, in response to recent increase in traffic fatalities.
A patient shares her experience
Multnomah County has selected CBRE to exclusively market the Wapato County Jail Facility in North Portland, along with other surplus properties
Nearly 4,900 people obtained housing in fiscal year 2017 -- hundreds more than the goals partners in A Home for Everyone set before the year began.
Department of Community Justice’s Erika Preuitt to serve as first African American President of American Probation and Parole Association
Service providers across the community are helping people obtain safe eclipse-watching glasses, sharing safety tips and warning clients to plan for fallout from a surge in visitors to Oregon.