The Moda Center hit peek Portland last night—as in peeking through your fingers after every shot went up—and when it was all done, Steph Curry (17 PTS IN OVERTIME) and the Warriors had snatched a crucial game 4 from the Trail Blazers. This does not bode well.

Don't miss our latest piece about Bullseye Glass, which is clamoring for the state's permission to use chromium once again, but which has shown there are a bunch of reasons why regulators should be very careful. One of them? Just recently the company was playing fast and loose with emissions testing designed to figure out just how much of the carcinogen it might emit.

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A day after it sprouted up, an organized encampment for homeless women is on its way out. That's because Mayor Charlie Hales' office swiftly made a deal with the camp—calling itself Hope Forward—that it would find the women a new plot if they'd vacate the PDC property at the corner of SE Woodstock and 93rd within a day.

Speaking of Portland's fast-moving strategies for the homelessness crisis: Seattle City Hall's looking at them closely, reports the Seattle Times.

And more big news! Multnomah County's patrol deputies have no confidence in Dan Staton as the county sheriff, and just demonstrated as much in a resounding vote! They also want Staton—recently cleared of any criminal wrongdoing after a state investigation over recent missteps—investigated for administrative infractions on the county level. No word whether that's going to happen (but it probably will).

Staton, meanwhile, is being urged to leave office by former Sheriff Bob Skipper—and apparently broke public records law by refusing to release correspondence from Skipper to the Tribune.

Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg just gave Oregon Secretary of State candidate Val Hoyle A QUARTER MILLION DOLLARS because she supported a gun control bill here. Don't expect that to escape Hoyle's opponents, who are ripping into her for swimming in hyper-political cash as she vows to get big money out of politics.

Whoa! A Salem Domino's Pizza that hadn't seen its number one customer for more than a week went to the guy's house. When he didn't answer the door, they called 911 and saved his life. Unclear what sort of "medical emergency" the man was experiencing within his home, or how it might or might not have been related to being a Domino's Pizza's number one customer.

No surprises here, but there's yet another sign that Portland's next light rail line heads Tigard-ward.

No surprises here, either: Donald Trump is a liar, and now that he's bested his conservative foes, he's completely changing his tune on all manner of stances. And you know what? Everyone's going to fall for it AGAIN.

Oh, Trump's also hoping the Republican establishment he's so thoroughly ground into the mud with his tacky satin (probably?) shoe heel will vomit up $1.5 billion for his presidential run.

Welp, the Oregonian now covers prom night in Burns, I guess.

President Obama is going to visit Hiroshima—something no sitting prez has ever done.

And hell yeah! Obama just named the bison our "national mammal," and none of us have any recourse but to (re)watch this.

By the way? Terrific day ahead, Portland.

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