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City to Pay Settlement to Journalists and Legal Observers Hurt by Police

By Sophie Peel

Judge Extends Temporary Block on Trump’s Cuts to National Institutes of Health Grants

By Anthony Effinger

Venture Portland, Which Funds Business Districts for the City, Likely to Get the Ax

By Sophie Peel

Portland Teachers' Union Walks Out to Protest Federal Administration Policies, Local Cuts

By Joanna Hou

Clackamas County Commissioner Charged With Forging State Lawmaker’s Signature While Defrauding 83-Year-Old Man

By Aaron Mesh

Oregon’s High Testing Opt-Out Rates Aren’t an Excuse for Poor Student Outcomes

By Joanna Hou

Reliance on One-Time Funds, Discouraged by Policy, Widened Homeless Budget Gap

By Anthony Effinger

The State’s Largest Union Wants to Assist Caregivers—and Grow Its Own Ranks

By Nigel Jaquiss

Murmurs: Lender Signals Repo of Ritz Tower

By WW Staff

Rigid Enforcement of the City’s Tree Code Is a Nightmare for Portlanders

Title 11 has empowered a city program to police the trimming, pruning and planting of trees as if they were illicit activities.

By Sophie Peel

An Effort to Make the Tree Code More Reasonable Died With Commissioner Nick Fish

By Sophie Peel

Fractured Relationships and Strict Rules Reduced Street Tree Planting in Some of the Hottest Parts of the City

By Sophie Peel

Owner of Convenience Store Next to Dawson Park Faces Felony Drug Charges

By Sophie Peel

Kotek and Conservation Groups Want DEQ to Address Deschutes River Water Quality

By Nigel Jaquiss

Lender to Ritz-Carlton Tower Says Foreclosure Best Option for $503 Million Loan

By Anthony Effinger