#multnomah-county

#multnomah-county

Multnomah County is set to open a 24-hour sobering and crisis stabilization center by 2026.

The center aims to support individuals in recovery from drug addiction.

Multnomah County voters embraced change by electing new political leaders, signaling a shift in local governance and potential new policies.

Upper East Larch Mountain Road officially closed for winter on Nov. 22 to protect travelers and reduce maintenance costs.

Portland successfully implemented ranked choice voting in its Nov. 5 election, with nearly all ballots processed and counted within six days.

Voters in Multnomah County have until Nov. 5 to ensure their ballots are counted.

Multnomah County is suing fossil fuel companies for their role in climate change and accountability for misinformation, aiming for broader responsibility for climate impact.

Comcast and the Mt. Hood Cable Regulatory Commission are investing $2 million to improve internet access for low-income residents in Multnomah County.

Multnomah County Library emphasizes the importance of resisting book censorship, especially concerning LGBTQIA+ and multicultural narratives, during Banned Books Week.

Bailey 'Jade' Loucks has been missing since June 14, 2023, and the search for her is ongoing.

Cook Plaza Building will become the East County Homelessness Resource Center, enhancing services for the homeless in Gresham.

Portland Public Schools sued for failing to protect girl from assault

Allegations include inappropriate touching by male students at school