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This year, the Multnomah Youth Commission is celebrating 25 years of serving the community.

The County extracted key lessons from its hot- and cold-weather emergency responses over the past year

The rent assistance infusion was among a handful of Joint Office budget adjustments, made possible by a mix of carryover funds and unexpectedly large tax collections from businesses and high earners.

Prepared remarks of Commissioner Lori Stegmann at Feb. 22's AAUW Celebration of the 100th anniversary of Women’s Right to Vote.

Multnomah County voters who do not receive a ballot by Thursday, May 9, should call Multnomah County Elections at 503-988-VOTE.

Investments helped fund critical behavioral health priorities to improve the lives of people experiencing substance use and mental health crises.

Check out what the Office of Sustainability was up to in 2024, and what is in store for the year ahead.

The Count of unsheltered community members is the first since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Vetted results will be released in a full report by the Joint Office of Homeless Services later this year.

In Multnomah County alone, eight private plans will be leaving, five new plans will be available, and many will make changes in name, cost, and benefits.

It was standing-room only this week for the third and final Multnomah County public hearing on the 2016 budget.

The dangers of cold: hypothermia, carbon monoxide hazards and alternative sources of heat

The Multnomah County Board was updated on efforts to launch a new pilot project designed to divert low-level drug offenders from jail to treatment and social services.