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Homelessness continues to rise in Oregon with the biggest cause being a lack of affordable and available housing, a Portland State University reports.

On a single day, the PSU point in time count found 20,000 people were homeless in Oregon in early 2023.READ MORE | Homelessness in Oregon up 8.5% between 2022-2

Deadly Fentanyl Wreaking Havoc on Streets of Portland Oregon

The climate in Western Oregon is a plant-lovers dream. Cool winters and mild, dry summers allow the gardener to build a landscape with a great diversity of plant types and

The Multnomah County Board of Commissioners voted Thursday to adopt a resolution declaring a 90-day fentanyl emergency.This is a coordinated effort among the co

A Multnomah County judge on Thursday sentenced a 29-year-old man to 12.5 years in prison after a jury found him guilty of shooting at a Portland police officer

An Oregon woman who shoved a child onto a train track was sentenced to serve time in psychiatric care.

Oregon will receive over $60 million for 140 homelessness prevention and support initiatives across the state, lawmakers announced Tuesday.

1,500 tents will be given to homeless and unsheltered people this season."All we're trying to do is help our neighbors survive one more day until they get swept

(Washington, D.C.) -- The federal government is distributing 60-million-dollars to 140 programs in Oregon that help prevent homelessness. Clackamas, Deschutes, Lane, Marion, Multnomah and Washington ...