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At Rose City Park Elementary, a Vietnamese Dual Language Classroom Is in Turmoil
One teacher has been left to try and instruct 30 first grade students in English and Vietnamese.
Living Room Theaters to Host Viral, Free “Bugonia” Screening
Portlanders can shave their heads for a chance to see Yorgos Lanthimos’ latest film on Oct. 30.
Police Investigate Fire That Consumed Councilor Candace Avalos’ Car
Portland police say they are investigating a possible arson outside of City Councilor Candace Avalos’ East Portland home.
Why Do Oregon Judges So Often Run Unopposed?
Since 1857, our state has been wrestling with one awkward fact: Direct election of judges is a stupid idea.
Contracting Discussion Underscores Differences Among Portland School Board Members
A Portland School Board policy committee discussion around contracting rules on Tuesday afternoon further emphasized differences in governing styles on the new board.
St. Vincent to Headline Diversified New Portland Jazz Festival Lineup
PDX Jazz will present the 23rd consecutive festival March 5-14, 2026.
Oregon’s Rural Counties Are the Hardest Hit by the Federal Government Shutdown
Nearly 23,000 Oregonians aren’t getting paid, but many must keep working.
Troops Blocked From Portland for at Least a Few Days More as Appeals Court Again Intervenes
9th Circuit temporarily pauses its earlier ruling, which had earlier appeared to clear the path for President Trump to deploy the National Guard in the city.
Multnomah County’s HR Head Drew Formal Complaint Before Resigning for Health Reasons
Travis Brown demonstrated “toxic leadership behaviors” while running the county’s HR operation, the complaint says.
Oaks Amusement Park Kicks Off 20-Year Modernization Plan
The nonprofit Oaks Park Association will need to fundraise $40 million.