Oregon Legislative Policy Analyst Sues State Over Being Paid Less Than Her Male Colleagues

She alleges that months of women’s complaints forced the Legislative Policy and Research Office improve its pay scale for women, but not enough to enact equal pay for equal work.

A Powerful Lobbyist Seeks to Strike a Blow Against Oregon’s Public Employee Unions, But He Can’t Get Nike on Board

A powerful Salem lobbyist looks to challenge Oregon’s public employee unions but Nike’s not on board.

A Swath of Democratic Socialists and Allied Activists Will Protest Gov. Kate Brown’s Special Session Next Week

The Largest Independent Expenditure of This Election Cycle Is Rooted in a California Trailer Park Fortune

Portland Is Buzzing About Baseball. We Take a Closer Look at the Unresolved Questions Surrounding This Swing for the Fences.

You spend your free time drinking kombucha and hiking the Gorge. Why should you care about baseball? Because it’s your money.

WW’s May 2018 Endorsements for Metro and Multnomah County

Susheela Jayapal is by far the most qualified candidate for county commissioner.

WW’s May 2018 Portland City Council Endorsements

No matter who gets sworn in next January, the dynamics of City Hall will change. First, a brief ode to City Commissioner Dan Saltzman, who is retiring after 20 years of often unheralded service.

WW’s May 2018 Endorsements for the Oregon Legislature

Shemia Fagan could shake up a toxic culture in Salem.