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Pioneer Place Wants to Install New Security Gates. City Approval Could Take Up to 103 Days.

A Key Indicator of Real Estate Investors’ Interest in Portland Shows a Precipitous Decline

The City of Portland Fines a Building Owner for Oversized “Black Lives Matter” Sign

David Gold didn’t get a permit for the banner and it exceeds the maximum allowed size.

Zenith Energy Withdraws Permit Application for Controversial Pipeline Project

Portland Officials Say an Airbnb Rental Hosted Too Many People. Homeowners Say Part of the Problem Was “Racial Animus.”

That argument drew a scathing response from City Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty.

After Years of Maneuvering, Portland Finally Puts a Scofflaw Airbnb Out of Business

Portland City Hall collected $72,092.92 in fines and fees earlier this month from the operator of a scofflaw short-term rental listed on Airbnb.

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David Hernandez Filmed Portland Police Fatally Shoot Robert Delgado in Lents Park: “It Was Horrifying”

David Hernandez shows WW reporters a video of police shooting Robert Delgado in Lents Park. (Justin Yau)

Expecting Civil Unrest Around Chauvin Verdict, Portland Police Now Reckon With a Killing by One of Their Own

A Portland police officer observes an April 17 protest from the roof of the East Precinct parking garage. (Wesley Lapointe)

The Portland Police Officer Who Killed a Man in Lents Park Is a Former U.S. Army Ranger

Riot cops at the edge of Lents Park. (Justin Yau)

Portland Garment Factory “Completely Destroyed” by Fire

Portland Garment Factory owner Britt Howard (Christine Dong)

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