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Multnomah County Property Taxes Due Nov. 17

Multnomah County property owners are required to pay their 2025 property taxes by Monday, Nov. 17, to avoid incurring interest charges. Early payment can qualify taxpayers for discounts of up to 3%.

City To Award $2.8 Million To Support Portland Arts Organizations

The City of Portland will allocate $2.8 million in General Operating Support grants to 79 local arts and culture organizations for fiscal year 2025-26. This funding aims to provide stable and flexible financial support, enabling these organizations to cover essential expenses including staff salaries, rent, and program delivery.

City Of Portland Offers Free Leak Repairs To Eligible Homeowners

The City of Portland's Home Water Leak Repair Program, administered by the Portland Water Bureau, provides complimentary plumbing repairs to eligible low-income homeowners. This initiative aims to conserve water, lower utility expenses, and advance climate objectives.

Call For Artists: Portland Seeks Public Art Proposals For CityFleet Facility On Swan Island

The City of Portland has announced a call for artists to submit qualifications for two significant public art projects at the new CityFleet facility on Swan Island. Each project, funded by the City's Percent for Art Program, has a budget of $150,000.

Appeals Court Temporarily Halts Deployment Of Oregon National Guard Troops To Portland

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has temporarily halted the deployment of Oregon National Guard troops to Portland, as a larger panel of judges considers whether to rehear the case.

Portland Councilor Candace Avalos Faces Potential Arson Investigation After Early Morning Fire

Portland City Councilor Candace Avalos is addressing the consequences of an early morning fire at her residence, which is under investigation as a potential arson case. The Portland Fire Department is examining all possible causes of the blaze.

Oregon’s Health Care For Noncitizens Surpasses State Police Funding In New Budget

Oregon's biennial budget reveals a substantial allocation of $1.2 billion for the Healthier Oregon program, aimed at extending comprehensive medical coverage to noncitizens, significantly surpassing the $717 million designated for law enforcement.

Oregon and Washington File Lawsuits Against EPA Over Termination of $7 Billion Solar For...

Oregon and Washington have aligned with 22 other states in a legal challenge against the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) after the Trump administration's abrupt termination of the Solar For All grant. This initiative was designed to offer low-income households and rural communities affordable access to solar energy, reflecting a broader commitment to equitable energy solutions.

Oregon Lawmakers Demand Clarity On Helicopter Activity Over Portland

Oregon's congressional delegation has formally requested clarification from the Trump administration concerning the recent increase in Department of Homeland Security helicopters over Portland. The flights have significantly disrupted residents' lives, leading to a surge in noise complaints.

“No Kings” Protest In Portland Draws Massive Crowd Against Trump’s Policies

Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Portland to protest against the immigration crackdown and the federal troop deployment in the city. The march, which remained peaceful for most of the day, saw tensions rise at the ICE facility when federal agents used tear gas to disperse the crowd.

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Why Black Folks Say ‘No’ To Organ Donation

Tamika Smith, a 40-year-old Black woman, has declined to register as an organ donor, citing her personal experiences of medical gaslighting and mistreatment. This decision reflects a broader sentiment within the Black community, rooted in a historical context of medical racism and the systemic mistreatment of Black individuals.