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

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

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

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

Some of the city-santctioned homelessSOME CITY-SANCTIONED HOMELESS CAMPS ARE GETTING AN UPGRADE....AS THE CITY OF PORTLAND LOOKS TO BRING IN BRAND NEW TINY HOME

The U.S. Small Business Administration is offering low-interest federal disaster loans for working capital to small businesses economically impacted by the winter ice storm that occurred Jan. 12 – 20,

After Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek postponed the Oregon Department of Transportation's proposed tolling program until 2026 after receiving negative public feedback, a new survey found that a majority of Oregon voters oppose the tolls.

Hundreds of people submitted new testimony on the revised proposal to reintroduce drug possession penalties in Oregon.

Oregon congresswoman Lori Chavez-DeRemer (R-Ore.) was elected in the state's 5th congressional district in 2022, a district formerly represented by long-time Democrat congressman Kurt Schrader.

Reinstated Oregon lawsuit joins California, Rhode Island litigation with "dissociated identities" plaintiff. Surgeon privately warned of perforated rectum, clitoral death, surgical incisions reopening up to 75% of the time.