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The Fight for Low-Income Housing Has a New Complication: City Commissioner Amanda Fritz’s Push for Expensive Water Meters
The Portland City Council passed the aggressive new housing policy Aug. 12 by a 3-1 vote. Its goal: to increase density and add affordable housing.
  • Nigel Jaquiss
  • 3 days ago
NEWS
Democrats Won’t Pursue Cap-and-Trade Climate Legislation Next Year
The yearslong effort appears to have ended with the Republican walkouts.
  • Rachel Monahan
  • 2 days ago
COVER STORY
Portland Voters Are Fed Up With Ted Wheeler. But Are They Ready for Sarah Iannarone?
Few have latched onto the energy of protest more than Iannarone, who has been on the front lines dozens of times, refers to herself as an “everyday anti-fascist,” and has declared, “I am Antifa.”
  • Nigel Jaquiss
  • 3 days ago

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Sure, Pizza Is on the Marquee, but Dimo’s Apizza Is Aiming for Portland’s Sandwich Pantheon, Too
  • Jason Cohen
  • 3 days ago
What Most Alarms Portland City Officials About Facial Recognition Software Are the Faces It Can’t Recognize
  • WW Staff
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Migration Brewing Migrates West—and Then Goes Up
  • Andi Prewitt
  • 3 days ago
The Cannabis Workers Coalition Is Launching the Restorative Justice Movement Oregon’s Weed Industry Has Long Needed
  • Brianna Wheeler
  • 2 days ago
In Portland-Shot “Borrufa,” an Immigrant Family Drifts Apart at a Glacial Pace
  • Chance Solem-Pfeifer
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