Throughout the session, held inside a northeast church, people booed, jeered, clapped and cheered.
[Read More]Law would not allow Portland regulations, but would adopt key Portland safety regulations statewide.
[Read More]A Coast Guard lieutenant who was arrested in Maryland last week on gun and drug charges was found to be a white supremacist who called...
[Read More]"What about those who throw bricks, rocks, bottles, feces, and urine at police officers endangering not only our officers but also peaceful protesters who are...
[Read More]Kotek explained her decisions as part of an effort to change Salem's culture following a sexual harassment scandal.
[Read More]Some of the most glaring errors in the article—which has been taken offline—are attributed to "a 30-something, hipster guide" with tour company Wildwood Adventures, which...
[Read More]Blazers players seldom get asked to come on nationally televised talk shows. But the team's newest acquisition is notable for reasons that transcend basketball.
[Read More]By his own admission, he came to Portland and hit someone in the face.
[Read More]The smaller ride-sharing company dominates in Portland.
[Read More]The decision reveals long-simmering tensions at many schools with dual language programs over the extra resources such programs receive.
[Read More]The Legislature's attempt to fix its sexual harassment reporting process is off to a rough start.
[Read More]In other news: Developers beef over the original Paranoid Park.
[Read More]When I get a cold, I armor up with DayQuil so I can do my job without drowning in mucus. Now my killjoy co-worker says...
[Read More]Last week, WW interviewed TriMet general manager Doug Kelsey ("Hotseat: Doug Kelsey," WW, Feb. 13, 2019) about what it will take to get more Portlanders...
[Read More]The Portland Police Bureau took three months to find the texts and charged more than $262 for them.
[Read More]The new bill goes even further than the bill banning single-family zoning.
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