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Two unions representing more than 1,000 health care workers in Oregon’s largest county say employees need better pay and support.
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Health officials are looking to make progress on a long wait list for vaccines while they offer tailored messaging.
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Commissioners will consider policy language for new restrictions on the products in September.
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In a lawsuit, a former prisoner alleges he didn’t get surgery to treat a broken nose for months despite repeated requests for care.
With COVID-19 hospitalizations on the rise, Multnomah County health officials urge people to wear masks indoors, protect those at risk of severe illness.
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Multnomah County public health officials expect a bump, not a surge as a new Omicron subvariant pushes to the fore.
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The county’s third-ever wood-burning ban was issued on Feb. 9. A public health official explains that decision.
The drug’s role in deaths among people experiencing homelessness has been growing for a decade.
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Despite low transmission rates on campus, Portland-area schools see thousands in quarantine due to exposure.
The county executive order will take effect on Friday and will apply to everyone, whether they're vaccinated or not; violators could face a $1,000 fine.
