Page 62 - Multnomah News Today

Most of us have experienced long hold times or dropped calls when trying to get through to a customer service agent. You may have even received incorrect information the first

More than 1,300 people responded to our recent survey asking Oregonians to share their thoughts on the massive data breach at the Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles. The hack by

Heat to spread north to Kansas City, Mississippi valley, Oklahoma, western Florida Panhandle and western Alabama

Multnomah county filed a case in court against giant oil, gas, and coal companies for damages due to the 2021 Pacific Northwest Heat Dome

My latest big story is here. Plus, all the news from around the West.

Oregon lawmakers passed a number of bills as the 2023 legislative session ended last week that will allow voters to determine measures in the election process and salary protocols for state leaders.

Anyone who works a minimum wage job in Oregon will get a raise starting July 1. 

Many Washington County residents are questioning plans for a pod village for the homeless in the parking lot of the Aloha United Methodist Church.

Portland and Multnomah County have teamed up for an RV Safe Park on the Sunderland site in Northwest Portland. This site is near both Dignity Village and Portland International Airport.

Early bipartisan agreement yields to partisan conflict over abortion, guns, then a sprint to the finish.