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Vermont’s General Assembly must choose between mass unsheltering or housing for all. When we compare the costs versus benefits of this decision, the choice is clear.

Short sessions of the state Legislature were originally designed for budget adjustments, but Democrats have the majority and major policy goals.

One of the first homeless shelters created by a $50 million investment from the Oregon Legislature is set to open in northeast Salem. 

The city council voted last month to turn the Quality Inn on Southwest Pacific Highway and 68th Parkway into a homeless shelter for struggling families.

Seven elected leaders in Metro area urge commissioners to reverse previous reversal on purchasing transitional housing facility

The Clackamas County board of commissioners voted 3-2 in February to purchase a hotel building for use as transitional housing for the homeless.

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek has rolled out her first budget plan. She's focused, not surprisingly, on big investments in housing, education and behavioral health.

By early May, 74 new shelter and transitional housing units will be ready for veterans and medically fragile people experiencing homelessness

By early May, 74 new shelter and transitional housing units will be ready for veterans and medically fragile people experiencing homelessness

By early May, 74 new shelter and transitional housing units will be ready for veterans and medically fragile people experiencing homelessness