Ariel Salk

Posted: Updated: PORTLAND, Ore. ( KOIN ) – An Albany woman was forced to go back to work just a few weeks after surgery while her benefits from Oregon's Employment Department continue to stall.

On Tuesday, Central City Concern (CCC) celebrated the launch of the new program in downtown Portland involving two new custom-built healthcare vans.

Nearly two months after the launch of a new system at Oregon’s Employment Department, Oregonians are still struggling to get paid.

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Nearly two months after the launch of a new system at Oregon's Employment Department, Oregonians are still struggling to get paid.

In terms of why such an establishment is necessary, officials said local hospitals and jails are strained by the amount of people coming to their facilities to sober up. What's more, they aren't a fitting setting for that kind of treatment.

AMR is paying for students tuition and other costs to help bolster the paramedic workforce. Posted: Updated:

People are continuing to come forward saying they’re experiencing issues getting paid benefits from the Oregon Employment Department after launching a new site, Frances Online, earlier this year.

KOIN 6 has now received word from some people who we profiled that they've now gotten paid soon after our reports went public.

OED says lack of staffing, federal funding and complex investigations contribute to recent delays. Posted: Updated: