Mingus Mapps Used to Work in Commissioner Chloe Eudaly’s Bureau. Now He Aims to Unseat Her.

“Clearly, one of the things that we don’t have right now is an evidence-based commissioner and a commissioner who will listen.”

Nine New Affordable Housing Projects Have Been Approved Through Portland’s Housing Bond

Mayor Wheeler’s office announced Wednesday the approval of nine new affordable housing projects across the city.

U.S. Rep. Earl Blumenauer Wants Federal Government to Help First-Time Homeowners Return to Redlined Neighborhoods in Portland

Vast Majority of Portlanders Are Displeased by the City’s Response to Homelessness

People in every racial and age demographic said the number of people experiencing homelessness is the top challenge facing the city.

Portland Developer Suggests Defecating on Mayor’s Porch

“People should be bused up to his mansion to pee and poop on his front porch.”

Portland’s Homeless Numbers Are Flat. But the Number of People in the Most Dire Condition Keeps Growing.

About 67 percent of people living on the streets are chronically homeless. That’s up from 55 percent two years ago.

Mayor Ted Wheeler Would Support a 2020 Ballot Measure to Fund Homeless Services

Wheeler says the rise in street homelessness is not a sign the city needs more homeless shelters.

County Officials Found 369 More Portlanders Officially Living on the Street

The number of homeless people overall in the county declined slightly since 2017.