Homelessness in downtown Portland? Poll results rank popular solutions offered by area residents By Nicole Hayden | The Oregonian/OregonLive Updated 10:55 AM; Today 7:15 AM Tents line the sidewalk of

Portland City Council meeting today 9:30am. agenda: https://www.portlandoregon.gov/auditor/26997 livestream: https://www.portlandoregon.gov/video/player/?tab=live there's a public comment about Hazeln

Hazelnut Grove residents working with Poor People's Campaign, Oregon will be gathering starting 12:30pm and presenting their online petition to officials at 1pm (see event guidelines, below). Sign the

Further interesting struggles in Oakland, one of the key US homelessness/activism leading edges, with one of the most publicly articulated and wide-ranging political conflict on these issues. Coalitio

Here's a post from King County (Seattle & area)'s Department of Community & Human Services giving their rationale for cancelling the County's 2021 Point in Time count of unsheltered houseless (Dec 17,

well toilets are nice, but open-to-all toilets left in public places are almost never adequately maintained or feel safe/comfortable for most people to use. Howww about the city, to safeguard and maxi

at Village Collaborative, longtime homelessness activist Mike O'Callaghan (aka Mayor Mike) noted another case challenging Portland's camping ban: his own one O'Callaghan v City of Portland, originally

"Metro homeless tax committee membership under scrutiny" Zane Sparling, Portland Tribune, Thursday, July 02, 2020 https://pamplinmedia.com/pt/9-news/472344-382069-metro-homeless-tax-committee-membersh