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Tuesday’s briefing comes as numerous jurisdictions declare states of emergency to help limit the spread of the virus

Corrections Health has notified the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office that a third Corrections Health employee has tested positive for COVID-19.

Update on phone scam affecting Multnomah County Department of Community Justice Clients. An investigation finds no evidence that a Multnomah County system was compromised.

Answers to frequently asked questions about a potential tuberculosis exposure at Lane Middle School

A Portland child who was evaluated after vomiting on an incoming flight on Wednesday, Oct. 15, is at no risk of having Ebola. Health officials say there is also no risk to other passengers.

OHA has identified a confirmed case of measles in a traveler who may have exposed individuals in the Portland Metro region, Yamhill County, and Vancouver, WA.

Multnomah County and Metro have launched two new tax programs for the greater Portland community that will help fund housing services and establish a tuition-free preschool program

Hot weather can be hard on seniors and people with disabilities. As we get older, bodies have a tough time managing heat. Medications, limited mobility and isolation can also make people suffer.

Rockwood Library is planning a grand opening this spring for its innovative teen technology lab, or “makerspace.”

A partnership between Bienestar de la Familia and Metropolitan Youth Symphony is bringing the gift of music to children in NE Portland’s Cully community.

Multnomah County is recruiting volunteers to serve on a Community Task Force for the Earthquake Ready Burnside Bridge project.

On April 19 Multnomah County’s Board of Commissioners will vote on whether to declare the county’s Central Courthouse and McCoy Building as surplus, beginning a process to dispose of both properties.