Grocery Workers Who Stayed on the Job Through the Pandemic Aren’t Eligible for the Vaccine Yet

Some say that’s a part of the racial equity problem for Oregon’s rollout.

Oregon Hospital Workers Receive First Doses of Pfizer Vaccine: “The Moment We Have All Been Waiting For”

The vaccinations marked the start of a new stage in the coronavirus pandemic.

A Chinese Restaurateur’s Quest to Install a Drive-Thru Window During COVID Crashes Into the City’s Climate Goals

The Number of COVID Patients in Oregon Hospital Beds Nearly Doubled in Two Weeks

As the virus spreads across the state, severe cases requiring hospitalization spike.

Portland Mayor and Multnomah County Chair Applaud Governor’s Four-Week County Freeze

The Spread of COVID-19 Has Never Been as Intense in Multnomah County as It Is Right Now

Governor Kate Brown’s two-week pause goes into effect, today and Chair Deborah Kafoury emphasizes the urgency.

As Oregon Exceeds 800 COVID Cases a Day, an Elected Official Again Calls for Closing Indoor Barrooms

“This is a call to action that must be heeded.”

Oaks Park Roller Rink Has Reopened

Good news for Portlanders who are looking to blow off some steam—which right now, is probably most of us. Today, Oaks Park Roller Rink reopened to the public.