A Risk Assessor Says the State of Oregon Lost Court Cases It Should Have Settled—and Punished Her for Speaking Up

A Top State Lawyer and Union Official Is Accused of Sexual Harassment by a Subordinate

Black Portlanders Are Still Disproportionately Stopped While Driving and Walking

Traffic stops are the most common way police interact with the public.

U.S. Supreme Court Sides With State in Battle Over Whether Redistricting Measure Can Quality for November Ballot

Readers Respond to Federal Police Seizing People in Unmarked Vans

“It isn’t just ‘regime-type’ behavior. It is extrajudicial and unconstitutional. It is regime behavior.”

Judge Rejects Oregon Attorney General’s Motion for a Restraining Order Against Federal Police

He said Ellen Rosenblum had failed to provide sufficient evidence that such arrests were occurring widely in the streets of Portland, or part of a federal policy.

Oregon Attorney General Sues to Stop Federal Arrests of Portland Protesters

“Every American should be repulsed when they see this happening. If this can happen here in Portland, it can happen anywhere.”

Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum Will Appeal Federal Judge’s Relaxation of Ballot Measure Requirements