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Portland City Council Ordinance on Tenant Screening Criteria Delayed Until May

The controversial bill is getting a careful look by City Council. No vote till at least May 23.

Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler Is Pushing for “Significant Changes” to a Plan to Regulate Tenant Screenings

An effort to combat discrimination in screening tenants is before the city council.

Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler Criticized for a Racist Double Standard in Scolding City Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty

“Mayor Wheeler acted out the age-old custom of powerful men making an example of black people who are deemed to have stepped out of line, particularly when white female sensibilities are the perceived victim.”

Portland City Commissioner Amanda Fritz Won’t Seek Reelection

The three-term city commissioner made the announcement via a press release.

City Commissioner Chloe Eudaly Is Latest Official to Question Oregon Department of Transportation Over Highway Project

In a letter, Eudaly, who is the city’s transportation commissioner, tells the Oregon Transportation Commission, which sets transportation policy, that she does not believe ODOT will implement tolling before the project is completed, as required by City Council.

Murmurs: Governor Underlines Need for Campaign Finance Reform

In other news: Oregon Republican Party again dealing with internal dissension.

Portland’s Urban Hot Tub Spa Can Keep Operating, City Council Says

Everett Street Community Healing Center was jeopardized when its parking lot was replaced by apartments. Elected officials grant a reprieve—but say no more accupuncture.

Four Rumors Have Sprouted During Portland’s Earthquake Backlash. What’s the Truth?

As backlash grows against the city toughening its rules for unreinforced masonry buildings, a rumble of rumors can be heard—most of them from disgruntled property owners who think the safety requirements are a conspiracy. WW examined four of those claims.

Portland’s New Ride Hailing Dispatch Service For Disabled Residents Might Be Imperiled By a New Bill in State Legislature

Portland Transportation Bureau just launched a program that makes it easier for disabled residents to hail a ride on demand, but a proposed new bill threatens to end it before it takes off.

Police Union President Demands Apology From Commissioner Chloe Eudaly, Suggests Leftist Activists Are the Real Threat to Portland

“What about those who throw bricks, rocks, bottles, feces, and urine at police officers endangering not only our officers but also peaceful protesters who are exercising their right to free speech?” Portland police union president Daryl Turner said in a statement.

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