Austin De Dios

| Multnomah County is preparing to move a successful motel shelter designed to primarily serve Black people experiencing homelessness to a larger location in North Portland.

City and county leaders want Wilson to offer a clearer picture of his proposal, its nuts-and-bolts specifics and its likely cost.

Multnomah County will pay $138,000 to settle a lawsuit brought by an interim division director and former deputy chief of staff to Chair Jessica

| Multnomah County's new Board of Commissioners will gavel into session for the first time this week, tapping fresh faces to address the

Three county commissioners took their oaths of office Monday afternoon, solidifying a new era in county politics.

| Multnomah County has identified a potential permanent location for its 24-hour sobering and deflection center meant to move drug users toward addiction treatment and keep them out of jail, officials announced Thursday.

The Metro regional government is expecting to dole out fewer tax dollars to Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas counties to fund homeless services than it initially promised for this fiscal year, officials report.

Economic conditions, public safety and homelessness are top of mind for the new county Board of Commissioners.

When strong winds and ice cut through Portland last year, it exposed frailty in Multnomah County's extreme weather response.

Officials provided an update on a conceptual rebuild of the county’s beleaguered animal shelter Tuesday.