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After a year-long process spent searching for a new director of the Joint Office of Homeless Services, Multnomah County officials announced Wednesday that they’ve found a candidate to fill the role and lead the county in addressing one of its greatest challenges. 

The joint city-county homeless service agency has a new director.

Are you fantasizing about lounging on a quiet beach or taking your chances with Lady Luck in a gambling-friendly destination on your next vacation?

Situated three blocks from the coming Ritz Carlton Hotel and three blocks from Central City Concern Recovery Center on the North Park Blocks, Multnomah County’s pristine Behavioral Health Resource Center

According to the Oregon Metro, about 48,000 new affordable homes are needed throughout Clackamas, Multnomah and Washington counties to house the greater Portland area’s low-income residents at risk of homelessness. But Metro’s first bond-funded affordable residence in North Portland opened this Tuesday morning, helping the regional government get closer to its goal of meeting the demand for housing in the tri-county area.

Oregonians are conflicted about population growth, a new survey from the Oregon Values and Beliefs Center shows.

Oregonians are conflicted about population growth, a new survey from the Oregon Values and Beliefs Center shows.

Oregonians are conflicted about population growth, a new survey from the Oregon Values and Beliefs Center shows.

Stacker found the 25 cities in the United States that topped travelers itineraries at the close of 2022 using data from YouGov.  

Classes and other events offer lessons in growing produce, water conservation and more.