Clackamas County Highlights Unseen Efforts to Enhance Local Infrastructure and Public Safety
Clackamas County enhances infrastructure, from road repairs to wastewater treatment, ensuring safety and promoting quality of life through continuous public work efforts and maintenance of parks and recreational areas.
Portland Mayor Presents New Camping Ban Proposal Amid Homelessness Policy Challenges
Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler is presenting a revised camping ban to the city council, informed by previous legal challenges and current Supreme Court considerations. The proposal includes fines or jail time for rejecting shelter offers.
Portland Braces for a Week of April Showers and Sunbreaks, NWS Forecasts Weather Whiplash
The National Weather Service predicts a week of mixed weather for Portland, with variable chances of April showers, gusty winds, and intermittent sunshine, with temperatures ranging from the upper 50s to the low 70s.
Multnomah County Secures Housing for Asylum Seekers, Chair Vega Pederson Urges Statewide Action
Multnomah County extends temporary housing for 80 asylum seekers until May 31 without extra taxpayer costs, negotiating a deal with a hotel. Local organizations support this effort, as the county seeks a statewide response for future arrivals.