Portland Public Schools Parents Wage War as International Travel for Students May Get Its Wings Clipped The decision reveals long-simmering tensions at many schools with dual language programs over the extra resources such programs receive.
Uber Commands the National Ride-Sharing Market. But Lyft Rules Portland. The smaller ride-sharing company dominates in Portland.
After Public Fiasco, Oregon Lawmakers Want to Make Sexual Harassment Complaints Confidential The bill would protect lawmakers from a repeat of the public embarrassment suffered when then-Labor Commissioner Brad Avakian released his damning findings in January.
Murmurs: Legislative Harassment Leads to Two Lawsuits In other news: Developers beef over the original Paranoid Park.
House Speaker Tina Kotek Demotes Two Oregon Lawmakers for Their Rude Remarks Kotek explained her decisions as part of an effort to change Salem’s culture following a sexual harassment scandal.
Your Thursday, Feb. 21 Daily Primer: Right-Wing Brawler Dodges Prosecution — Are Local Tour Guides Trolling Canadians? What to know, what to watch and where to eat.
Your Wednesday, Feb. 20 Daily Primer: Lawmakers Want to Require More Apartment Buildings — Ristretto in Danger of Shuttering What to know, what to smoke and where to drink.
Portland Police Built a Convincing Case Against Tusitala “Tiny” Toese for a June 2018 Assault. But Prosecutors Didn’t Take It to Court. By his own admission, he came to Portland and hit someone in the face.
Uber Commands the National Ride-Sharing Market. But Lyft Rules Portland. The smaller ride-sharing company dominates in Portland.
Portland Public Schools Parents Wage War as International Travel for Students May Get Its Wings Clipped The decision reveals long-simmering tensions at many schools with dual language programs over the extra resources such programs receive.
After Public Fiasco, Oregon Lawmakers Want to Make Sexual Harassment Complaints Confidential The Legislature’s attempt to fix its sexual harassment reporting process is off to a rough start.
Murmurs: Legislative Harassment Leads to Two Lawsuits In other news: Developers beef over the original Paranoid Park.
Does Taking Cold Medicine Actually Make You Sick Longer? 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 taking cold medicine actually makes you sick longer. Does it?
What Readers Think About TriMet General Manager’s Plan to Speed Up MAX Trains 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 to ride public transportation. Kelsey’s response: He’s fighting to speed up MAX trains but doesn’t support an elimination of fares
Does Taking Cold Medicine Actually Make You Sick Longer? "When I get a cold, I armor up with DayQuil so I can do my job without drowning in mucus."
What Readers Think About TriMet General Manager’s Plan to Speed Up MAX Trains “Yes, please. You can almost walk from the Broadway Bridge to Goose Hollow faster than the MAX.”
See an Excessive Rent Hike or a Sketchy Eviction? Call Our Rent Hike Tip Line WW is asking you to watchdog Portland’s landlords.