NEWS

“As we activate the Willamette River we need pools where people can learn to swim.”

The agency says the reduction will bring bus services back to the level they were early in the pandemic, in April 2020.

At long last.

The 2020 shooting highlights the risks of increasingly common private security services.

The plans include 1,200 new housing units, a waterfront education park focusing on Indigenous heritage, mixed-use commercial and residential buildings, and new storefronts.

Jennifer McGuirk’s team found placements may have been overstated by more than 20%.

Nearly 75% of Multnomah County residents have had a least one dose of vaccine, leaving just over 200,000 unvaccinated.

Hoyle is the first Democrat to announce she’ll run to succeed Rep. Peter DeFazio, who is retiring.

The Springfield Democrat chairs the House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee.

“I saw the subject’s items everywhere, like, I think his living items, tent, sleeping bag, things like that,” a PPB officer testified.

Our contribution of the week sheds light on a pivotal 2022 match-up

For city leaders, the record marks another chapter in the failures of an ambitious 2016 policy, called Vision Zero, which included a goal of eliminating traffic deaths and serious injuries by 2025.

Small white boxes are sprouting up on porches across Portland. They unnerve trash haulers.

City leaders of his stature, at his pay rate, did not just buy a house “in the bad part of town.” This was progressive and new.

We are still counting the days.