The investigation determined that Hurley promoted the recall of Schmidt last October, and opposed his candidacy in January—both times during “work hours.”

“Why do the people of Portland hate windows so much? They let you see into and out of things. They’re quite handy.”

Kwanzaa on Killingsworth is a pop-up market coordinated by PSU professor Darrell Grant to showcase local Black artists, artisans, businesses, performers and other other important figures from the community.

The PSU professor read nearly all of Marvel’s 27,000 comics for his new book.

A 1993 profile of former Portland Police Bureau Chief Charles Moose as he was appointed Portland’s first Black police chief.

Guilder Cafe serves up espresso and Farm Boy Oats inside Powell’s City of Books.

Moose, Portland’s first Black chief, led the Portland Police Bureau from 1993 to 1999.

The Hanukkah ceremony gets underway Nov. 28 and the Sunnyside neighborhood display gets plugged in Dec. 15.

Sixty-one people have died in crashes this year, a Portland Police Bureau spokesman tells WW.

It’s not exactly rare that burned-out buildings take a few months to get knocked down.