In Turmoil Over Its New Commander, a Portland American Legion Post Prepares for a Vote

Patriot Prayer protester and American Legion Post 134 commander Greg Isaacson canceled a no-confidence vote Sunday which was supposed to determine whether or not he will step down from his role. The vote, which fell in the wake of social media uproar regarding Isaacson’s election, has been rescheduled for Feb. 9.

A Right-Wing Protester Is Commander of Portland’s Progressive American Legion Post

A Northeast Portland post of the American Legion that drew national fame for its progressive politics has elected a new commander: a conservative provocateur who has been arrested while marching at far-right protests.

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.

Northeast Portland’s Antifascist Cidery Cider Riot Is Closing

Portland’s antifascist cidery Cider Riot is calling it quits.

Emails Show Tensions Between the Mayor and the Governor Over Activating the National Guard for an Aug. 17 March in Portland

Burgerville Execs Plan to “Investigate Any Incidents of Harassment” After Patriot Prayer Members Show Up at a Union Picket

Last night at a union picket at Burverville’s headquarters in Vancouver, Wash., the Burgerville Worker Union alleged members of the right-wing extremist group Patriot Prayer showed up and “harrassed striking workers.”

Portland’s Street Mayhem Winds Its Way Into Court Cases

A protester struck in the head by a stun grenade filed a federal lawsuit this week—even as “Tiny” Toese made his court appearance.

Proud Boy Tusitala “Tiny” Toese Pleads Not Guilty to Assault Charges

He was returning from American Samoa, and arrested at the airport Friday night.