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Campaign Opposing May Capital Gains Tax Nears $200,000 in Fundraising

By Nigel Jaquiss●

Wheeler’s Call to Reconsider Measure 110 Would Cost Multnomah County Millions, Advocate Says

By Anthony Effinger●

The Blazers’ New Sasquatch Mascot Has Big Shoes to Fill

By Eric Griffith●

In Year’s First Six Months, County Spent Less Than Half Its Budgeted Metro Homeless Services Money

By Nigel Jaquiss●

Oregon State Bar Wants Paralegals to Represent Clients in Eviction and Divorce Cases

By Nigel Jaquiss●

One of Portland’s Top Real Estate Families Owns a Building That Contains a Fentanyl Market

By Anthony Effinger●

A Mental Health Facility in Irvington Can’t Keep Enough Nurses

By Lucas Manfield●

Murmurs: Ghost Kitchens Ghost Portland

By WW Staff●

City Officials May Be Willing to Compromise on Letting Cops Get a Sneak Preview of Body-Worn Camera Footage

By Lucas Manfield●

Walmart Gave Portland Little Warning That It Planned to Close Stores

By Anthony Effinger●

Portland Police Want to Spend $80,000 on New Drone Program

By Lucas Manfield●

Portland Police Still Lack Gang Labeling Policy, Audit Finds

By Lucas Manfield●

Republican Leaders Demand Independent Investigation of Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission

By Nigel Jaquiss●

Reef Kitchens, the SoftBank-Backed Startup, Appears to Abandon Ghost Kitchen Operations in Portland

By Sophie Peel●

Wheeler Slams Measure 110 for Slow Rollout of Addiction Treatment Funds

By Anthony Effinger●