An Investigation of Lt. Jeff Niiya Suggests Knowledge of His Text Messages Was Well-Known Among Superiors, Mayor’s Office

Who’s Afraid of Tofurky? Oregon’s Soy Food Pioneer Fights For the Right to Label Its Product As Meat.

Jaime Athos doesn’t get angry easily. The 45-year-old CEO’s body language suggests he just emerged from a yoga class.

Two Queer Portlanders Describe Downtown Attack: Punches and Kicks Followed Slurs

“We were creatures to them that were going against what they thought women look like.”

Lt. Jeff Niiya Expressed Frustration With Police Bureau’s Failure to Be Transparent About His Text Messages

Alleged MAX Killer Jeremy Christian Threatened Police Prior to 2017 Stabbings

Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum Files for Reelection in 2020

Rosenblum, a two-term incumbent, filed on the first possible day.

City Commissioner Chloe Eudaly Says Portland Police Need to Increase DUII Patrols

Her call comes amid a rash of traffic deaths. The Police Bureau has reduced its traffic division.

Former Foster Child Sues Native American Youth and Family Center, Alleging It Failed to Protect Her From Sexual Assaults in 2007