Carmen Rubio, Executive Director of Latino Network, Is Running for Portland City Council

Rubio’s name surfaced as soon as Fritz announced her resignation. Now she’s made it official.

Multnomah Neighborhood Association Has Raised $70,000 to Appeal the City’s First Step To Allowing More Housing in Single-Family Zones

The neighborhood group is also one of the opponents of the state’s issue to tackle the same issue.

Every Day, Portland’s Growing Fleet of Tour Buses Flouts Safety Rules

The death of a child drew scrutiny of the company operating the party bus without the required city permit. Nearly seven years later, little has changed.

Mayor Ted Wheeler Has Received Just One Campaign Donation Since Jan. 2

The slow fundraising raise fresh questions about his campaign for reelection.

Federal Judge Halts Enforcement of Portland’s Requirement to Post Signs in Buildings That Could Crumble in an Earthquake

In a May 30 ruling, the judge cited building owners’ “a substantial likelihood of success” in the case that seeks to avoid having to post placards on properties.

Portland Commissioner Chloe Eudaly’s Tenant Screening Plan Might Survive Court Challenge

Portland City Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty Proposes Wage Freeze to Avoid Most Layoffs at the City Parks Bureau

The proposal highlights her position but does not appear likely to pass at City Hall.

Portland’s Cannabis Taxes Were Mostly Used to Backfill Police Budgets