When a Pandemic Met a Protest, Public Health Fought the Law and the Law Won

Oregon Jails Have Cut Inmate Populations in Half During the Pandemic, New Data Shows

I Recently Realized That If a Friend Went to Jail and Used Their “One Phone Call” On Me, I Wouldn’t Know to Pick Up. Could I Call Them Back?

Unfortunately, the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office—perhaps daunted by the prospect of a never-ending stream of calls for Amanda Huggenkiss and Mike Hunt—declined to provide the specific number or numbers from which jailhouse phone calls originate.

Proud Boy Booked in Multnomah County Jail on a Felony Assault Charge

Donovon Flippo, a Proud Boy who has rallied with Patriot Prayer supporters, allegedly participated in an assault on June 8, 2018.

You’ll Spend Less Time in Jail in Portland Than the National Average

Significantly shorter jail stays and a smaller inmate population set even one of the worst places in the city apart from the rest of the country.

A Portland Man Is in Jail on Assault Charges After Allegedly Punching a Transgender Woman in Old Town

According the the police report, Timothy Emmett Walsh allegedly verbally harassed and then “punched [the victim] in the face several times.”

The Computer System That Decides Who Stays in Jail Is Recommending the Release of People Accused of Violent Crimes

Why are Portland’s serious offenders being released from jail instead of low-level violators?

Attorney for Family of Woman Who Died in Multnomah County Jail Says Timeline Leaves Unanswered Questions About Detox Treatment

Sheriff’s office says “no signs of foul play and no illegal use of drugs while in jail” in Dee Glassman’s death.