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Gov. Tina Kotek agreed to release $18.2 million after Multnomah County, Portland and Gresham submitted a revised plan to aid people who are unhoused and rehouse them rapidly.

Also in this week's Oregon Brews and News: The national Brewers Association reports 2022 was stable in craft beer, and check out breweries' Earth Day events.

In other news, Oregon Metro wants your paint, La Grande’s community garden reopens, and Oregon’s unemployment rate ticks down.

/PRNewswire/ -- In honor of Earth Day 2023, OnPoint Community Credit Union has donated $100,000 to four nonprofit organizations that protect the Pacific...

The life of Dick Springer, a former state legislator from Portland and former majority leader of the Oregon Senate, will be commemorated.

The life of Dick Springer, a former state legislator from Portland and former majority leader of the Oregon Senate, will be commemorated.

Governor acts after local officials supply details about proposed shelter beds

Instead of tents, Kotek said the site had to offer something more secure to receive state funding.

You can’t say Portland had good intentions because they should have known that what they were trying to do wouldn’t “solve” the drug and homeless problems in the metro areas. F...

Opening statements got underway Tuesday in Multnomah County at the one of the first civil trials against the city of Portland to allege unreasonable police violence during the 2020 racial justice protests. The case is being watched closely by civil rights attorneys as a potential bellwether for the more than a dozen cases coming in the trial’s wake.