News Reporter

David Sjostedt

The city’s most troubled neighborhood has turned a corner. Can it last?

It’s the first time the mayor has exercised his fentanyl emergency powers to accept donations for city government work.

Nova Schultz hung posters with the slogan around downtown and formed a coalition of like-minded activists. They died Oct. 30.

A surge in drug use on the city's waterfront coincides with an influx of shelter clients, the city says.

A strategy developed during the AIDS crisis has fallen out of favor in the fentanyl epidemic. Its advocates say people will die. 