Portland’s Police and Fire Bureaus Have a Lot in Common. Too Much.

Murmurs: Another Candidate for Oregon Secretary of State

In other news: Two Portlanders are nominated for a Congressional Medal of Honor.

Portland Parks Employee Gregory Isaacson is Under Investigation After Confronting Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty at Protest

Portland City Council Approves Plan to Get Buses Out of Traffic

Commissioner Chloe Eudaly hailed the project as a bold step to get more people riding public transit—and reduce the carbon emissions of cars.

No American City Has Ever Tried a Climate Justice Tax Like the One Portland Is Launching. What’s the Plan?

In just a few months, the city of Portland will begin investing the proceeds from a groundbreaking new tax on large companies.

Amid the Camping Controversy, a Portland Bureau Director Tries to Stifle Communication With the Media

She doesn’t want anyone talking out of school with the press.

The 20 Moments That Made Portland Famous in the Past 10 Years

As the decade closes, no American city plays such an outsized role in the national imagination.

Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty Calls for an End to “Finger Pointing” in Police Killing of Mentally Ill Portland Man

Portland Police Chief Danielle Outlaw issued a Dec. 12 statement saying Henriksen died because Portland’s mental-health system failed him.