Backers of a Homeless Services Measure Allege Dishonesty by Their Grocer Opponents

The fight over homeless services now involves lawyers and accusations that lawyers and lobbyists protecting their own wealth.

Despite Economic Calamity, Portland Voters Will Still Face Two Tax Measures on May Ballot

The Hyatt at the Oregon Convention Center Sold at a Big Profit—but Not for the Public

The December sale revives long-standing frustration about the public investment.

Metro to Lay Off 40 Percent of Its 1,700-Member Workforce

Metro operates most of the Portland region’s shuttered public entertainment venues—as well as the Oregon Zoo.

Oregon Businesses Seek Relief From Tax Measures

Five Portland-area chambers of commerce are also calling on Metro to withdraw a homeless services measure.

Murmurs: Businesses Seek Relief From Tax Measures

In other news: A well-funded recall campaign targets Thomsen.

Oregon Convention Center Events Are Still Scheduled, Even as the Local Coronavirus Grows

Officials cite the advice of the public health authorities.

Only a Handful of Conventions Have Cancelled Portland Trips

Au revoir, American Mosquito Control Association.