Scammers claiming to be with the Oregon State Police are placing pre-recorded phone calls to Oregonians telling them they owe money for unpaid traffic tickets and asking that a Green Dot MoneyPak card be used to make the payment. Read the complete article
I have always been amazed that he remembered me after all that time. All the more, I appreciated not only his memory, but his ability to relate and connect, his grace, his humor and his service to this state. Happy 100th Birthday, Governor Tom McCall. Read the complete article
First Nicholas Johnson lost his sight to glaucoma. Then he almost lost his family home. But thanks to a Multnomah County policy that donates some tax-foreclosed property to the nonprofit Community Vision Inc., Johnson and his mother have been able to stay in their home. Read the complete article
OHSU is partnering with downtown Portland community service organizations in a new effort to help medically vulnerable individuals and families. Read the complete article
Mayor Hales is proposing to fund 97 summer youth internships at a cost of $194,000-- At least for this year. Read the complete article
Members of the local community are trying to step in and find a solution for the kids that will keep the family together while establishing some kind of stability. Read the complete article
Rob Ingram Youth Summit Against Violence will be held Saturday March 16 at the Ambridge Center. Event is free to everyone under 21 with 40 giveaways Read the complete article
Officials are concerned about the impact of coal trains on the health of people living near the tracks. At least nine schools in Multnomah County are on the railroad route: Roosevelt High, Rosa Parks Elementary, George Middle, Woodlawn Elementary, Faubion, Helensview High, Parkrose High, Shaver Elementary and Troutdale Elementary. Read the complete article
After years of serious health problems, former City Commissioner Richard McIver died Saturday night at age 71. Read the complete article
Washington State Senate has passed a bill that will allow police to search students without their parents consent, if they are suspected of breaking a school rule. But Greg Link a defense attorney with the Washington Appellate project says that if the bill passes it likely will be struck down. Read the complete article
