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Portland Mayor Agrees to Provide Police Training on Identifying White Supremacy, Announces Independent Investigation of Police Bureau Communications

“I have heard from the people of Portland,” Mayor Ted Wheeler says. “I agree we must do more to ensure that we adhere to the values affirmed by the resolution recently passed by City Council to condemn white supremacist and alt-right hate groups.”

Portland Cop Pulled From Duty Assignment, Protests Planned After Texts Reveal Police Discussions With Right-Wing Leader

“It is imperative that we come together to hear people’s concerns and ideas,” Chief Danielle Outlaw said.

Portland Mayor Calls For Investigation of Police After WW Reports Text Messages With Right-Wing Organizer. Read All the Texts Here.

“In my opinion, these text messages appear to cross several boundaries,” Mayor Ted Wheeler said.

Texts Between Portland Police and Patriot Prayer Ringleader Joey Gibson Show Warm Exchange

The texts show that Lt. Jeff Niiya had a friendly rapport with far-right organizer Joey Gibson.

A Third Protester Intends To Sue Over Portland Police Response To Aug. 4 Protest

“Video footage made public on numerous media sites clearly documents PPB’s conduct,” the tort claim says.

Portland Community College Cancels Event After Right-Wing Group Threatens To Show Up On Campus

“It could be chilling.”

Portland IWW Union Hall and Cider Riot Vandalized With Graffiti Targeting Antifa

Right-wing extremists who have been targeting the IWW House for a week called the vandalism a “false flag,” despite repeated threats on social media.

WW’s 10 Most Read Stories of 2018

The most read stories on wweek.com show a year of comeuppances, closures and clobberings.

The 6 Greatest Tonya Harding Moments and Most Absurd Pretexts for Portland Protests in 2018

Patriot Prayer held a going-away party for Tusitala “Tiny” Toese. He did not leave.

Portland’s Draft Non-Disclosure Agreement Would Have Barred Reporters From Repeating A Laundry List Of Information

No reporters signed the NDA to gain access to the police command center.

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