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W. Haywood Burns Institute report provides an update on racial disparities in Multnomah County’s justice system, serves as a starting point for strategies to promote equity

New position funded by the Supportive Housing Service Measure helps bridge gap for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities who are experiencing homelessness

The Department of Community Justice includes more than 500 professionals – including probation and parole officers, juvenile court counselors, juvenile custody services specialists and more.

Just as heat can cause various illnesses for pets without proper care, cold weather can also lead to serious health repercussions, including frostbite and hypothermia.

Additional site, plus a switch to a larger site in east County, help increase capacity to about 400 beds on Sunday, Jan. 29

June 15 is Elder Abuse Awareness Day in Multnomah County. Elder abuse is any form of mistreatment that results in harm, fear or loss in an older person.

Multnomah County’s Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Services Division invites community members — including people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, their families and careg

Health officials urge people not to let down their guard; heat risk remains high even as record temps recede slightly, so seek cool spaces and use air conditioning as you can

Board to consider change to code governing the role of the Community Involvement Committee

As part of our ongoing series of articles recognizing Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we turn our attention to something we all have in common: our jobs.