The city and Multnomah County will decommission more than 1,000 adult shelter beds between them by the end of the year. That’s about a third of the beds that existed in January. There will also be fewer day centers, fewer street outreach teams and less eviction prevention funding, among other cuts.

How the Portland area got to this point just six years after voters approved a tax that has generated $1.6 billion for homeless services across the metro region is a convoluted story of rash promises, unexpected catastrophe, floods of money, contested spending priorities and several factors outside local control.

Josephine County Sheriff Dave Daniel requested Josephine County Legal Counsel to send a contract termination letter to Flock.

Effective immediately, Flock ALPR’s are no longer activated in rural Josephine County and the contract is terminated, officials said.

No victory until they are physically removed, since I guarantee they're still on, but it's a step in the right direction

The emails became part of the city's records after the team's legal counsel, Zandria Conyers, forwarded the internal email chain to [city attorney Ken] McGair, allowing KATU to obtain them through a public records request.

Federal matching dollars allowed a massive expansion of health insurance for low-income Oregonians. Now the feds are pulling back and the state is left holding the bag.

This public meeting is Monday, July 27th, at 6pm.

The link to the meeting notice sheet, which contains the Zoom link and/or phone dial-in details, is [here].

Tell them what you really think about Berkshire Hathaway's profit margin.

Pass this on, this driver should be in prison.