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In a rare show of unity, all eight members of Oregon’s congressional delegation have urged the White House to declare a major disaster in Oregon following the devastating January ice

Many are still grappling with the impacts of January's ice storm, but those communities might see the potential of relief since Governor Tina Koteks request for

Gov. Tina Kotek has requested a federal major disaster declaration to leverage additional recovery funding following Januarys ice storm, state officials said.

A critical component of Measure 110 directed 70% of Oregon’s cannabis tax revenue to SUD treatment and recovery, making expansions in care possible for organizations such as Morrison Child &

Portland Buys 100 Home Pods for Unsheltered People

City leaders in Portland recently bought 100 pods for the homeless that came with a hefty price tag, but are said to be quality shelters.

Former Portland Mayor Sam Adams announced Tuesday that he is running for Multnomah County commissioner, citing “current dysfunction” in the county as a major re

Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici visited the Neighborhood House Free Food Marker, the largest food pantry in west Portland, to learn about the impact of rising food and housing costs on low-income families and to support the organization's 18th annual From Hunger to Hope fundraising drive.

City leaders in Portland recently bought 100 pods for the homeless that came with a hefty price tag, but are said to be quality shelters.

Some city-sanctioned homeless camps in Portland, Oregon, are getting an upgrade. The city has purchased 100 new tiny home pods for the unsheltered.