Nurses at OHSU Say Hospital Has Ignored Critical Safety Gaps
As threats, shootings at hospitals increase, workers at Oregon’s largest health organization cite spotty safety measures.
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POP QUIZ PDX: Local Trivia About Bitey Animals, Virgin Gas Pumpers, and "Home Improvement" Criminals!
The Trash Report
The Trash Report: The OC Turns 20, Pence is Getting Nasty (uh oh!), Reality Stars are Unionizing, and Guess Where Whoopi Goldberg Doesn't Want to Have Sex?
Portland Bagel-Off: Year One—Is the Bagel War Finally Over?
Spielman and Honey weren't in the competition, so probably not.
Portland Police Bureau Identifies Cops Who Killed Legacy Hospital Gunman
Three officers involved in July 22 fatal shooting remain on leave. The incident is the second deadly police shooting of 2023 in Portland.
Nearly 11,000 Oregonians Want City Leaders To Shore Up Portland Street Response
Petition shows outpouring of support for crisis response program, but budget constraints and employee morale still threaten its success
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Powell's Workers, Fed Up With "Poverty Wages," Move Closer to a Strike
Employees at the world's largest independent bookstore voted to authorize a future strike, citing stagnant wages that diminish the value they bring to the beloved stores.
Gun Violence, Arts Tax, and Homeless Services: City Auditor Reveals What’s Going Under the Microscope
Portland City Auditor's Office will focus on auditing government functions that will have the greatest impact on residents.
FairWell Festival Favorites: Five Country-ish Bands We Loved
FairWell's first year drew tens of thousands to Redmond, Oregon for a Lollapalooza of "good country" music.
Montavilla's Zuckercreme Will Strawberry Museum All Summer Long
If you like strawberries, this is your thing.
Asbestos Found in Northeast Portland Fire Debris, Stoking Neighborhood Health Fears
A fire at a former Kmart building earlier this week spread toxic ash around the neighborhood. Nearby residents say it's another example of "repeated trauma" at the site.
Before Fire, City Inspectors Warned Former Kmart Site Owners of Code Violations
The real estate company co-owned by an NFL team owner was told to board up the outer Northeast Portland property. Now, the company faces a class action lawsuit.
Commissioners Push for Last-Minute Charter Reform Changes in Chaotic Work Session
Pro-charter reform advocates showed up en masse to the meeting, decrying Commissioners Rene Gonzalez and Dan Ryan's proposed overhaul of the voter-approved measure.
Portland Has a New Plan for the Future of Urban Freight
City planners look to cargo bikes, improved rail crossings, and dedicated bike and truck lanes for improved safety and sustainability to move goods around Portland.
A 112-Year-Old Building in Downtown Portland Will Play a Key Role in Tackling Homelessness
The Fairfield Apartments, set to open in 2025, aims to house formerly homeless Black Portlanders with ultra affordable units
Protests and Threats Cast a Pall Over Oregon Pride Celebrations
Some see Oregon as a haven for queer rights, but emboldened anti-LGBTQ+ harassment ruined quite a few Pride events in 2023.
Police Delay Release of Information After Fatal Shooting of Hospital Gunman
Three Portland police officers fired at a suspect. It could be weeks before their names are published. Accountability advocates say the policy is out of line with other agencies and PPB's own internal directives.
Critics Call Proposed Camping Ban "Impossible to Comply With"
Portland City Council expected to vote June 7 on ordinance that would prohibit daytime camping.
As WNBA Eyes Expansion, Supporters Push For Portland To Be the New Face of Women’s Basketball
Portland’s previous WNBA team folded. Can the Rose City’s ardent sports fans convince the right buyer to take the leap?
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