The Portland School Board unanimously authorized the district to purchase the One North development in Albina.

The tort claim notice alleges the university violated Dr. Hanoosh’s legal rights, including state laws prohibiting discrimination based on national origin and the First Amendment.

The dramatic unfolding of a contract approval exposed deepening fissures between School Board members and their philosophies on governance.

The Alphabet District walk-up window gives Macbale a front-row seat to the decline and return of Northwest 21st Avenue’s nightlife.

The social-media flurry comes just days before a vote to approve Procedeo for a five-year bond program management services contract.

New documents obtained by WW show the runner-up firm alleging bias in the procurement process that, if approved by the School Board, will give about $61 million to Texas-based construction firm Procedeo to oversee bond work.

Decreasing values on commercial properties, such as downtown office space, and the resulting compression of property taxes have contributed to a dip in revenue.

Preschool for All is sitting on a lot of money. So it might come as a surprise that the people monitoring the program are making their chief concern whether it will remain financially solvent a decade from now.

Preschool for All, Multnomah County’s initiative to provide universal preschool to every child who wants it by 2030, now sits on close to $610 million.

Portland School Board members appear poised to approve the One North development in December.