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Crime victims across the country have legal rights they might be aware of. To help change that, the locally-based National Crime Victim Law Institute launched an Ask for Rights campaign

The Portland Business Alliance is sending an immediate call to metro area leaders to increase pay for homeless service workers and streamline funding for homeless services.

Anonymous: These past few years I had thought Clackamas County had finally begun to make some headway towards prioritizing equity, diversity and inclusion

Wyden votes for, Merkley against legislation in a rare difference by Democrats; House delegation also split on bill that goes to Biden

Portland’s Independent District Commission, charged with just one — albeit important — aspect of the citys major charter reforms, has released potential district maps for public input.

Portland City Council approved a settlement that will require the city to increase sweeps of homeless camps on city streets and not distribute tents or tarps in most circumstances.

The City Council will vote on Mayor Ted Wheelers proposal to restrict homeless camping in Portland next week after hearing around six hours of testimony mostly opposing in on Wednesday,

Portland City Council agreed to extend the city’s contract with Multnomah County for the Joint Office of Homeless Services on May 31, but not without contention.

Oregon officials are preparing for what could be a late start to this year’s wildfire season. Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek met with state leaders earlier this month to discuss the

Oregon Democrat Jeff Merkley says that when it comes up in the U.S. Senate, he will oppose legislation that suspends the federal debt ceiling while it cuts some spending and