Portland Art Space Yale Union Has Transferred Its Building to the Native Arts and Cultures Foundation and Will Dissolve as a Nonprofit

“Together, the NACF board and staff believe that this free land and building transfer will set an example for recognizing the value of Native ownership of property in urban areas across the nation,” NACF President and CEO Lulani Arquette said in a press release. “It’s liberating and encouraging to witness this kind of support for First Peoples of this country.”

Northeast Portland Burgerville Expected to Reopen Tuesday After Employees Strike Over COVID-19 Concerns

For Nearly 80 Years, the Portland Police Association Has Wielded Power in a Town That Doesn’t Like Cops. That Power Is Now Under Siege.

Reform advocates say the police union has outmaneuvered City Hall at every turn: at the bargaining table, in the Legislature, and in court.

After Demands by Black Dancers, Union Jacks Strip Club Agrees to Cultural Sensitivity Training and Listening Sessions

The Top Five Places to Get Takeout or Delivery This Week

Quarantined Hot Plates, coming through!

A Labor Movement Demands Better Treatment for Portland’s Black Strippers

Oregon Hits Another One-Day Record for New COVID-19 Cases

There were 184 cases, with 99 in Union County, which previously reported only 22 cases.

The Former Co-Owner of Stoopid Burger’s New Cart Trades Decadence for Minimalism—but You Can Still Get Stupid if You Want

The location also brings Hunt home: Stoopid Burger originally opened as a cart on North Vancouver Avenue before relocating to restaurant pod the Ocean in 2017. The new cart’s name and street sign-themed logo is a tribute to Portland history: Union Avenue is what became Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in 1989.