NEWS

Jascha Manny shot two men last month while on the job as a security guard for the club, a lawsuit alleges.

The Republican legislator spent his evening at the Clackamas County Fair. He left in handcuffs.

Tom Holt, a lobbyist for the Oregon Tow Truck Association, says there are hundreds of abandoned RVs in the metro area, but the problem extends throughout the state.

The departure comes amid renewed controversy over the city’s three service districts wherein business owners agree to pay a fee to get extra cleaning and security services.

Denis Mihaqlovic Dubnikov, 29, was arrested by the FBI after being extradited from the Netherlands.

A school workbook featuring “Nat and Gus,” a cat and mouse who hype natural gas, is an “unconscionable new low,” the group says.

The two lost their jobs at their previous agencies.

In a city rife with car thieves, not even the bookmobile is safe.

Oregon gubernatorial hopefuls have historically disclosed their personal returns.

The governor and agency managers believe remote work will benefit everyone.

Jeff Baldwin sold it in 2016 for the modest sum of $1.1 million—about half what brokers then said it was worth.

Antoine Dean says he hasn’t decided yet what to do with the lot, but he’s in the process of splitting the commercially zoned parcel in two.

In other news: City’s downtown cleaning and security liaison departs.

Strawberry Pickle closed her in-home preschool to open an all-ages arts venue.

The broker’s hope is that a developer will snag the property for an apartment block, like Grant Park Village a quarter-mile west.