Progressive councilors say the attempted troop deployment in Portland by the Trump administration is part of a continuum with Israel’s actions in Gaza. Their centrist counterparts disagree.

When it sold at a deep, deep discount in July, the iconic building set a bad precedent.

The state’s investigation found that the company engaged in a variety of questionable practices to grow its business.

The Justice Department reached the plea agreement with new owners who took over in January 2025.

The development means a Portland district court judge’s temporary restraining orders, which have now for weeks been blocking the deployment, are set to remain in place until their natural expiration dates, which remain a few days out.

“This isn’t complicated—people need to eat,” said Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield in a statement announcing the suit.

Christine Drazan signaled Monday morning that she hopes to run a different kind of campaign for governor in 2026 than she ran in 2022.

Donations flooded into the account, set up by three of Councilor Candace Avalos’ friends, starting Sunday afternoon.

“I’m beyond tapped out, and will vote no.”

One teacher has been left to try and instruct 30 first grade students in English and Vietnamese.