In this edition of "We Are Multnomah County" meet the Department of Community Services water resources specialist Roy Iwai.
Chair Kafoury and Congressman Blumenauer sat down with 12 invited guests on Feb. 9 to talk openly about reasonable ways to cut down on gun violence.
Just one Oregonian in 50 is black. Yet, African Americans in the state are more than three times as likely as whites to contract HIV.
Patients and visitors to the Mid-County Health Center during roof repairs on Monday, Jan. 26, may have questions.
On Feb. 12, commissioners will consider regulations around e-cigs, vape pens and other “inhalant systems.” A public hearing will be on Feb. 5 at 10:30 a.m. at the Multnomah Building.
When Kathleen Todd retires next month after more than a decade as director of the county’s Office of Citizen Involvement, she plans to reconnect with her husband of 46 years.
Joyce was 15 years old and was being trafficked on the streets and online, oftentimes narrowly escaping the most dangerous of situations.
Multnomah County Department of Community Justice Parole and Probation Officers credited for helping take a sex trafficker off the streets.
Public hearings have been scheduled on February 2, March 2, and March 16 for an update of the Sauvie Island and Multnomah Channel Rural Area Plan.
Multnomah County’s Aging, Disability & Veteran Services designates nine of its licensed senior care homes as “LGBT Welcoming.”
With bird flu detected in Oregon and Washington, the simple steps in this video can help you keep your birds safe.
Commissioner Smith's "Lunch with Leaders" event was an opportunity for young women to make connections and explore career paths of local leaders of color.