Courts

“I remember when John Kitzhaber was governor and there were pro-life majorities. He was willing to burn down the whole health department unless they included abortion funding.”

Lori Deveny once led Oregon Women Lawyers. Now she’s likely headed to prison.

“If they can decide what to do with my body, what’s next?”

A trash hauler then filed a motion requesting it be added to the defense alongside the county.

Well-documented racial disparities in traffic stops led Mayor Ted Wheeler and Police Chief Chuck Lovell to announce in June 2021 that the bureau would discontinue many low-level stops.

Small and glamourless, the 13 motels that line the street were left stranded when I-5 outstripped Interstate’s original purpose as Portland’s main link to Seattle.

The lawsuit alleges barbed wire and a gate blocked access to Lighthouse Beach.

Enrique Tarrio organized multiple Portland events in support of then-President Donald Trump.

The “matrix effect” argument to exempt nonexempt records does not pass judicial muster.

Seniors allege toilets and elevators didn’t work at the Allen Fremont Plaza Apartments.

Holiday weekend reading: the case of the Earth Liberation Front, a cell of hard-line activists based in Eugene who burned down a ski resort and a Chevy dealership.

Gonzalez made the City Council runoff while pledging to be a champion for Portland police officers.

Another challenge to “Officer 67.”

The Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde enter into a legal battle with Portland General Electric.

The “full text” law strikes again.