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The Multnomah County Library has opened a new temporary location in Northeast Portland.It's at the University of Oregon campus off Northeast Liberty Street betw

In the city of professed benevolence, violence has taken its toll on the law-abiding.

Oregon health officials have released a request for proposals to expand its Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly services throughout the state.

Three years after voters passed Measure 110, political groups in Oregon propose to reinstate the criminalization of controlled substances. Those speaking out against the measure’s current structure cite the increasing number of overdose rates in recent years and an increase in houselessness due to t

Small nonfarm businesses in 21 Oregon counties, including Columbia, and neighboring counties in Idaho and Washington, are now eligible to apply for low interest federal disaster loans from the U.S.

Many area churches and other groups are promoting the safe and fun event for children, “Trunk or Treat.” Many organizations now offer trunk-or-treating events as a safer, less-spooky alternative to traditional trick-or-treating.

In Portland, Tuesday’s election results illustrated a curious split between local voters. While Portlanders veered away from more progressive candidates on the ballot, they backed nearly every progressive ballot measure in both local and statewide races. To Mingus Mapps, a former political science professor and city employee elected to Portland City Council Tuesday, the results are a sign Portlanders “are interested in a new kind of politics.... politics that embraces our dreams and ...

LA GRANDE — Small nonfarm businesses in 21 Oregon counties and neighboring counties in Idaho and Washington are now eligible to apply for low‑interest federal disaster loans from the U.S.

Newly-released survey results reveal that Oregonians are split on whether the state is 'heading in the right direction.' More than 2,700 residents responded to the online survey that the Oregon Values and Beliefs Center conducted from Aug. 4 to Aug. 11. According to the independent research group, approximately 46% of respondents answered that the state was strongly or somewhat ‘off on the wrong track’ — while another 45% of respondents answered the opposite.

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