Portland Faces $93 Million General Fund Shortfall, City Leaders Propose Preliminary Solutions for Economic Recovery
Portland faces a $93 million general fund deficit, affecting services such as policing and parks, with additional shortfalls in transportation and other sectors. Officials are drafting strategies to address the budgetary challenges.
Senators Wyden and Merkley Lead Charge to Reverse Drastic Cuts to Critical ACA Navigator Program Funding
Senators Wyden and Merkley have criticized cuts to the ACA Navigator program and urge HHS Secretary Kennedy to reverse the decision, fearing it will harm health insurance access for underserved populations.
Portland Strives to Overcome $93 Million Shortfall, City Administrator Proposes Broad Budget Cuts
Portland faces a $93 million budget shortfall, leading to proposed cuts across departments, like $22 million in transportation and $23 million in parks, while aiming to avoid major impacts on emergency services and other critical areas.
Eugene's Hult Center New Indigenous Art Gallery Features Klamath Modoc Artist Ka'ila Farrell-Smith's Exhibit
The Hult Center in Eugene introduced a gallery with Native art, featuring Klamath Modoc artist Ka'ila Farrell-Smith's exhibit, highlighting her connection to ancestral lands and traditional patterns.
Christopher Neal Selected as Multnomah County's Next Chief Operating Officer Pending Board Approval
Christopher Neal is appointed as Multnomah County's Chief Operating Officer and Director of County Management, pending approval by the Board of County Commissioners. His experience includes roles at the Port of Portland and TSA.












