Courts

A Marine veteran intends to sue the federal government after twice being tackled to the ground last week by federal agents while protesting outside ICE headquarters in South Portland.

Six masked individuals threw paint on Kiln’s building and damaged 14 cars in its parking lot on Thursday evening.

Staffers at the Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education in Northwest Portland arrived early on July 29 to find several swastikas painted on the outside of the building.

The district’s CEO disputes one of the results and won’t pay his district’s share of election costs.

Columbia Sportswear sued Columbia University in U.S. District Court for Oregon today, alleging trademark infringement, unfair competition and breach of contract.

“But I know this: there are going to be fireworks.”

Attorney General Dan Rayfield has joined 20 other attorneys general to sue the Trump administration for freezing $6.8 billion in nationwide education grants—including about $73 million to Oregon schools.

A Mexican asylum seeker who was detained outside of Portland Immigration Court on June 2 must be immediately released, U.S. District Court Judge Amy Baggio ruled on Monday afternoon.

The Portland City Council and the Trump administration are engaged in brinkmanship over the operation of a U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement facility on the South Waterfront.

U.S. District Court Judge Michael Simon last week ruled that a 24-year-old Mexican asylum seeker was detained unlawfully outside of Portland immigration court on June 5.

A Multnomah County jury on Thursday found former Portland journalist Mike Bivins guilty on all 11 charges in his bias crime trial, including charges for felony crimes of arson and criminal mischief.

A Multnomah County jury heard opening arguments July 8 in the bias crime trial of Mike Bivins, a former freelance journalist accused of a spree of crimes targeting people for their race and religion.