The Oregonian Is Launching Its Web Paywall Next Month

The paper has for much of 2020 been asking readers to pay $10 a month for a digital subscription.

Pollster John Horvick Didn’t Call Any Races Too Soon. But He Was Surprised on Election Night—by Mingus Mapps.

He underestimated the appeal of Mingus Mapps, the political newcomer who sped past former Mayor Sam Adams to make a runoff against Commission Chloe Eudaly.

The Oregonian’s Rationale for Its 2016 Presidential Non-Endorsement Keeps Changing

The current explanation doesn’t match what the paper said at the time.

The Oregonian Cuts Employee Pay and Requires Unpaid Leave for Reporters

The 170-year-old newspaper has been clobbered by the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting economic shutdown.

Portland Mercury Halts Print Editions Amid Coronavirus Shutdowns

The alternative newspaper laid off 10 of its staff until public social life resumes.

The Oregonian Will Discontinue Online Reader Comments This Week

One of Oregon’s Best Known Journalists is Out as Bend Bulletin Adjusts to New Ownership

The Bend Bulletin announces its editor, Erik Lukens, will step down as the paper emerges from bankruptcy.

Molotov Cocktails Thrown in Portland Yards Spark Bias Crime Investigation

The Portland Police Bureau is investigating what might be bias crimes after molotov cocktails were thrown in the yards of two Southeast Portlander’s homes.