City Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty Condemns Use of Boulders to Expel Portland Homeless Camps

The Furniture and Equipment Bill Grows for Multnomah County’s New Courthouse

At least one lawmaker has sticker shock.

Despite Mockery, Oregon Officials Are Poised to Investigate the Health Effects of WiFi on Schoolkids

A Wi-Fi safety study made it through the Oregon Legislature. Other bills didn’t survive.

Oregon’s Public Pension Fund Invests in the Immigration Detention Centers That Residents and Politicians Say They Hate

Oregon officials say they have little choice but to invest pension funds in government contractors running detention centers.

Oregon Business Group Decides Not to Refer School-Funding Corporate Tax to Voters

“We’re extremely disappointed that lawmakers went to such great lengths to hamstring our referral efforts, but the reality is that they have rigged the system so far in their favor that our chances of success at this point are very remote.”

A Rural Oregon Town Will Celebrate Its First Official Pride Next Month, Making it One of the Smallest Cities to Host the Event

70 miles south of Portland, Falls City is a rural community of just over 1,000 residents. And this year, it will celebrate its first city-sanctioned Pride.

Oregon Budgeted Millions of Dollars to Help Poor People Buy Electric Cars. Much of the Money Has Gone Unused.

Nike Sales Remain Steady After Betsy Ross Sneaker Is Pulled From Stores