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With roughly two weeks until Harbor of Hope’s lease is up, the mayor’s office is quickly working to get the needed permits and approvals to keep the shelter open.

The Safeway Foundation announces its 23rd annual Safeway Truckload of Coats drive benefiting Transition Projects and will be held on Friday, Nov. 10. The event also honors and recognizes the military services of veterans in the metro area during Veterans Day Weekend.

Online, Kevin Dahlgren made a name for himself as a truth-teller willing to push back against liberal Oregon policies that have decriminalized drug use and sought to provide housing before

Mike Reese will bring more than 30 years of experience, including time as Portland police chief and Multnomah County sheriff, as the new director of the Oregon Department of Corrections.

Discover how designers and organizations in Portland, Oregon have successfully created both affordable and livable housing projects.

In 2020, the Argyle Gardens apartment complex was lauded as a model for transitional housing. The 72-unit building in Portland’s Kenton neighborhood, opened by Transition Projects Inc. (TPI), contains a mix of efficiency studios and single-room occupancy (SRO) units, all meant to house and support very low-income residents, and those moving out of homeless shelters. The site cost just under $12 million to build, almost entirely with public funding and tax credits. Three years later,...

Técnicas Reunidas, S.A. and Sinopec Engineering Group Co. Ltd. have signed in Beijing a Strategic Alliance Cooperation Agreement for the joint execution of Refining, Petrochemicals, Natural...

Larise Deon Sohappy died at age 39 on Aug. 17. Her family and friends remember her as a strong woman who overcame addiction and other personal struggles to go on

The outreach work is part of a project called Housing Multnomah Now, which aims to rapidly house hundreds of people over the next year.

With the help of outreach workers from Transition Projects, the program reached more than 130 people near the Steel Bridge in the past week. Now they’re looking at next steps.