Proponents say they’re puzzled because jobs can lead to permanent housing.

Oregon Health & Science University is losing about $8 million a month as larger post-pandemic salaries and higher costs for supplies soak up revenue.

Recipients of county money began howling soon after Vega Pederson released her budget, and none louder than Multnomah County District Attorney Nathan Vasquez.

Hundreds of pages of documents describing the Legacy deal, and interviews with health care experts and OHSU insiders, reveal the picture looks different today than it did three years ago.

Metro Councilor Christine Lewis has applied to fill the seat left vacant on the Clackamas County Board of Commissioners after Melissa Fireside resigned.

In other news, Trump’s FDA moved to curb animal testing.

After two years in a top job at one of Oregon’s most powerful labor unions, Joe Baessler faces a fellow union member who would like his job.

Legacy Health drew attention April 14 to the fact that S&P Global Ratings, a company that rates the quality of corporate bonds, had affirmed the hospital system’s “A” rating with a “stable” outlook.

The departure of Dr. Tom Sellers leaves OHSU with an interim leader in yet another key role.

We asked the biggest recipients of county dollars how they feel about disclosing their meetings with public officials.

The tactic is the latest—and perhaps boldest—among many undertaken by the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine to close the center run by Oregon Health & Science University.

The vote was unanimous after one member switched from approving the purchase with conditions.

The executive director of one of Oregon’s largest unions says Gov. Tina Kotek caught him and other labor leaders by surprise when she called for the eventual closure of the Oregon National Primate Research Center.

High estate taxes are scaring rich old people out of Oregon.