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The Multnomah County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously Thursday, April 16, to clarify the County’s COVID-19 eviction moratorium while also continuing to protect residential tenants.

Pacific Islanders tell Chair Kafoury: they are among the fastest-growing groups in Multnomah County. But lack of data obscures their numbers and issues.

Spurred by an outbreak of vaping-related lung disease and a steady rise in the rates of teen vaping, the Board promised to take steps to protect youth from nicotine addiction and disease.

Voted ballots must be received at any county elections office in Oregon or Official Ballot Drop Site location by 8 p.m., Tuesday, May 21, 2024, or mailed and postmarked by May 21, 2024, to be counted

As National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month (January) approaches, Multnomah County reaffirms its commitment to end human trafficking.

Animal Services announced today it must temporarily shift to a crisis standard of care in the face of extreme overcrowding exacerbated by a surge in lost and stray pets over the holidays.

With the 2020 U.S. Census just one year away, Multnomah County on Thursday, April 4 joined local jurisdictions in a resolution affirming its commitment to an accurate and complete count.

Funding for additional shelter beds at Bybee Lakes Hope Center would provide a cost-effective option for longer-term shelter services

Federal rule change, proposed state legislation fail to address menthol tobacco, health disparities

Clean your air, find your drafts and plan a social visit to breathe better during wildfire season

The Multnomah County Board of Commissioners proclaimed May as Older Americans Month.

Health experts discuss Naloxone and addiction treatment at November meeting of the East County Caring Community