The Metro/Oregon Public Housing Location Maps are a free online community resource provided by faculty and cartography students at PSU.
The Metro regional government has failed the taxpayers. It has failed to establish a regional Public Housing policy.
The report is based on the cities’ 2021 annual comprehensive financial reports, which are not analyzed on this scale by other organizations.
Using Public Housing Authorities as proxies for Metro’s direct delivery system is NOT what the voters paid for.
Mayor Wheeler's Homeless Campuses Proposal Forces Examination of Public Housing Location Policy
Don’t Let The Perfect Be The Enemy Of The Good
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"Republican LITE" Candidate, Betsy Johnson, tries to hide her opinions of Donald Trump’s lies, behavior and values
Betsy Johnson considers it not in her best interests to reveal her opinions of Donald Trump’s lies, behavior and values
The legislation would prevent the information from being disclosed or misused and is a response to the potential overturning of Roe v. Wade.
The Portland Charter Commission put a measure on the ballot that would revamp the way city government operates.
Inaction by officials was behind the 2021 condemnation of Sandy Studios, an apartment building intended to house homeless veterans.
"This is yet another reminder that the virus is evolving," Merkley said in a statement Thursday.
Independent candidate for governor Betsy Johnson's appearance at TEDxPortland Saturday morning was a surprise that not everyone enjoyed.
The Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles announced changes to Department of Motor Vehicles offices around the state.
"I'm experiencing mild symptoms so far," Senator Jeff Merkley said in a statement.
Going into primary election day, the state was looking at the lowest percentage turnout for a primary election in modern Oregon history.
Dan Ryan easily defeated his primary opponent while his city council colleague Jo ann Hardesty will have to go to a runoff.
Tina Kotek was declared the winner by the Associated Press while Christine Drazan leads Bob Tiernan. Stay here for the latest.
A stolen mailbox may have contained ballots headed to the Multnomah County Elections Division.
If you I've in Clackamas, Multnomah or Washington counties, here's your 2022 election day guide.
Christine Leon, a longtime official with the Portland Bureau of Transportation, will oversee a coordinated effort to tackle trash.
In addition to six Safe Rest Villages consisting of groups of tiny homes, Portland will open a seventh site for people living in their RVs.
The first picture of the homeless situation in the Tri-County area since the start of the pandemic shows a growing problem.
A community group said that they can no longer support a Safe Rest Village planned for their neighborhood.
Portland's elk statue, which sat downtown for 120 years before being badly damaged in the riots and protests of 2020, is coming back.
"Abortion remains legal today," U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Xavier Becerra said Thursday during a visit to Portland.
The City Council approved funding for 15,000 heat-pump/cooling units to Portlanders most at risk for heat-related illness.
The mayor's proposed budget focuses on economic recovery, safety and homelessness.
Curious as to where the candidates running for governor stand on certain issues? Take a look.
A rally for Sandy Mayor Stan Pulliam, who is running for the Republican nomination for governor, was attacked by people who threw fireworks.
Mayor Ted Wheeler wants street response teams to operate 24/7 and will add 10 more teams to make it happen.
Oregon's senior senator, Ron Wyden, tested positive for COVID-19 and is resting at home in Washington.
The Portland Police Association endorsed Rene Gonzalez's campaign for City Council.
TriMet announced Friday it needs to hire 300 more drivers to bring levels to where they were before the pandemic.
"We must build a better America," President Joe Biden said at Portland International Airport Thursday.
President Biden will arrive in Portland on Thursday, the start of a two-day trip to the Pacific Northwest that ends Friday in Seattle.
State health officials hold their first live briefing in more than a month.
President Joe Biden will be in town on Thursday to talk infrastructure. He will also stop at a fundraiser, sources tell Patch.
The Port of Portland, which runs the airport had planned to keep the mask mandate in place despite a judge's ruling that it was illegal.