Hear in Portland: PDX Jazz's Once-In-A-Lifetime Erykah Badu Concert
Plus, Cool Nutz planned a Christmas-themed hip-hop "Festivale," and Ural Thomas plays his own 85th birthday party.
Plus, Cool Nutz planned a Christmas-themed hip-hop "Festivale," and Ural Thomas plays his own 85th birthday party.
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A veteran City Hall executive who recently ran for a Council seat will lead Ryan's office. Mayor-elect Keith Wilson has also picked a top staffer.
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Portland’s Ranked Choice Voting Was a Success (Despite What the Oregonian Claims)
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Gladiator II Is Just Gladiator With Jacked-up Howler Monkeys
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Former Portland Police Sergeant Arrested For Soliciting Prostitution
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UPDATE: City Commissioners Abandon Plans to Terminate Joint Homeless Response Agreement With Multnomah County
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How Portland’s Rose City Rollers Became Roller Derby Champions Again
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As Traffic Crash Fatalities Rise, Portland Auditor’s Office Recommends Changes to Vision Zero Program
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UPDATED: Street Roots Staff Announce Intent to Unionize
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Advocates “Cautiously Optimistic” About DEQ Decision to Delay Zenith Air Quality Permit
The Oregon DEQ is pausing issuing Zenith Energy a new air quality permit. Agency staff credit environmental advocates for drawing attention to their concerns.
Will a Fresh Batch of City Leaders Transform Portland’s Climate Leadership?
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Oregon DEQ Wants New Requirements for Ross Island Sand & Gravel’s Willamette River Cleanup
The proposed new rules come after a lawsuit alleging the DEQ failed to hold the former gravel company accountable for Willamette River water quality.
Multnomah County Chair Defends Herself Against Former Employee's Lawsuit
A former employee alleges retaliation for blowing the whistle on potential records law violations among staff in Jessica Vega Pederson's office.
As Public Comment Deadline Looms, Critics Elevate Case Against Current I-5 Bridge Replacement Plan
There’s a rare opportunity to comment on controversial environmental impacts of the plan to replace and expand I-5 from Portland to Vancouver.
An East Portland School Grapples With Racism and Ineffective State Response
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