Portland's SSCC aids the homeless with shelter and resources while addressing health and safety by removing hazardous camps.

Multnomah County homeless services moved 16% of shelter residents into permanent housing in 2025, according to a new report.

Multnomah County report suggests reallocating funds from shelters to housing programs to aid more in transitioning from homelessness to permanent housing.

A 105,000-euro donation to human rights non-governmental organisation Stand Up For Jamaica, whose main homeless facility was ...

Residents unengaged in Portland shelters may lose daytime access, prompting strong praise and criticism from viewers.

Massimila is one of an estimated 80 to 90 people that are being asked to vacate their shelter units as a result of the city's ...

The county won't replace two 24/7 shelters it's shutting down in March — instead, it will put funds toward supportive housing ...

A new report from Multnomah County's Homeless Services Department is recommending funding changes that could help more people ...

In fact, the report shows a very low portion - just 16% - of people move from shelter to housing. It concludes that the ...

GOOD MORNING, SUNDAY! It's the perfect time to catch up on some of the great reporting and stories the Mercury churned out ...

Advocates say overnight facilities are essential in Maine, but services are limited and it is increasingly difficult to meet ...

Executive order builds off Kotek’s first homelessness emergency order signed in 2023 Gov. Tina Kotek is extending the state ...