SPRING ANTHOLOGY
Is ending ‘unsheltered homelessness’ different from hiding it?
Experts, homeless Portlanders question intent and benefits of Mayor Keith Wilson’s focus on ending unsheltered homelessness
spring anthology: IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
Oregon’s wrongly imprisoned are exonerated, free — and still in court
The state is supposed to provide cash compensation to people sent to prison for crimes they didn’t commit. With many still waiting for payments, lawmakers will consider revising the program
Celebrating Paul Knauls Sr. at 95
Knauls helped shape the culture of Northeast Portland. He shared with Street Roots how his storied past intertwines with city history — and what he sees on the horizon.
Oregon lawmakers refused calls to restore eviction prevention funding
The refusal comes as evictions hit record highs — six months after lawmakers slashed eviction prevention funding last session
Evictions in Oregon hit record high
Nearly 3,000 families faced eviction in court in January, roughly one-third of whom are Multnomah County residents
