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In a New Lawsuit, a Second Alleged Juvenile Victim Claims Terry Bean Had Sex With Him

A second alleged victim files a civil lawsuit alleging LGBTQ rights pioneer Terry Bean had sex with him when the young man was under-age.

Jeremy Christian Murder Trial Delayed Until January 2020

The victims’ families opposed the delay.

Murmurs: Tax Package Nears Endgame

In other news: That bill would pre-empt local taxes.

An ICE Agent Shoved a Lawyer While Making an Arrest At the Multnomah County Courthouse

“He shoved me hard in the chest and knocked my wind out.”

Russell Courtier Sentenced to Life in Prison For Murder of Teenager Larnell Bruce, Jr.

Russell Courtier, a member of a white supremacist prison gang who killed a black teenager by running him over with his Jeep in August 2016, was today sentenced to life in prison will a 28-year minimum before he is eligible for release.

The Multnomah County Democrats Approved a Resolution on Thursday Asking Sen. President Peter Courtney to Resign

The Multnomah County Democrats voted this week to ask Senate President Peter Courtney to step down.

Multnomah County Purchased Former Shelter Building for Mental Health Services, Chair Deborah Kafoury Announces

At state of the county, Kafoury announced the purchase of 333 SW Park Avenue.

The Portland Police Bureau Needs Officers. It Squandered Two Dozen of Them.

Reserve officers performed work that helped free up full-time cops to respond to high-priority calls faster.

Murmurs: Wheeler Criticized for Singling out Hardesty

In other news: Jeff Cogen could run for Portland City Council.

Multnomah County Announces Abrupt Departures of Top Mental Health Officials During Investigation of Neglect

Multnomah County fires top mental health officials.

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