Sergeant Cites "Severe and Pervasive Discrimination" in Tort Claim Against Police Bureau

Director of Portland's Police Accountability Agency Resigns

UPDATE: Portland Police Warn of a Man on Hawthorne Poking People with a Thin, Metal Object

City Commissioners, Lawyers Denounce Mayor's Proposed Protest Rules

Grand Jury Clears Police Officers in Fatal Shooting of Patrick Kimmons

Cops Catch LEGO Crime Kingpin—But Who's the REAL Criminal Here? (A Wm. Steven Humphrey Special Report)

Did Prosecutors Go Too Far in Clearing a Cop in a 2014 Killing?

A New Audit of Police Shootings Says Yes

Hall Monitor: Waffle House

After a Reversal, Has Mayor Ted Wheeler Made Up His Mind on Renter Relocation Fees?

Quanice Hayes' Family Brought a Notice They Intend to Sue to the Mayor's Office. The Mayor Was Out.

Portland Cops Might Scrap Their New $12 Million Records System

RegJIN Was Supposed to Revolutionize Police Data. Instead, It Just Costs a Lot.

In Other News

Quanice Hayes’ Family Plans to Sue. Landlord Loophole Will Close

Quanice Hayes' Family Plans to Sue the City of Portland, Attorney Confirms

Portland’s Small-Time Landlords Don’t Have to Follow Renter Protections

But as City Council Prepares to Reconsider, a New Study Suggests Thousands of Tenants Are at Risk

Hall Monitor: An Unexpected I-5 Roadblock

The Latest Concern Over the Rose Quarter Highway Project? Schoolchildren.

Former County Analyst Amanda Lamb is Now a Police Watchdog at the City

She Was Fired by the County For Sharing Racial Disparity Data

A Cop Lied to Get a Portland Activist to Stop Filming

The Police Bureau Says That’s Completely Fine

Conditions Are “Inhumane” for Kids at a Jail in The Dalles, a New Report Says

Jail Officials Call Findings “Over-Exaggerated and Sensationalized”

Hall Monitor: Run the Block

High-Profile Complaints Have the PBA Winning More No-Sit Sidewalks

Multnomah County’s Jail is a Devastating Place for Mentally Ill People

Officials and Advocates Are Attempting to Make the System Less Terrible

The ACLU Just Filed the First of Several Lawsuits Over Recent Police Protest Tactics

It Hopes to Stop Cops from Using a Controversial “Kettle” Maneuver

Mayor Ted Wheeler Is "Satisfied" With Police Involvement in a Secretive Federal Task Force

There's a New Call for Portland to Sever Ties With a Federal Terrorism Task Force

A Presentation on Portland’s Racial Biases Has Officials Flipping

They’ve Gotten a Recording Scrubbed from the Web, and Say It’s Inaccurate

Police Watchdog Failed to do His Job After the Larry O'Dea Shooting, Investigation Finds

Four Former Assistant Chiefs Are Held Blameless

Multnomah County Deputies Have Worked with ICE for Years, Unaware of State "Sanctuary" Laws, Investigators Conclude

ICE Detainees in the Dalles Are Planning Another Hunger Strike, Advocate Says

Hall Monitor: Danielle Outlaw Wants a Helper

Turns Out the Police Chief’s Been Planning a Big Change for Bureau Leadership.

Chief Danielle Outlaw Is Pushing a Brand New "Deputy Chief" Position Atop the Police Bureau

Three Multnomah County Deputies Who Tipped Off ICE to Immigrants' Whereabouts Won't Face Discipline

In 1996, Portland's Police Chief Won $40K on Wheel of Fortune. Here's Video.

Prosecutors Admit a Drug Charge Against Homeless Advocate Ibrahim Mubarak Had No Merit

The City’s Now Using “No Camping” Signs to Deter Campers from Parks

And It Might Be Working?

County Commissioner Lori Stegmann Got a Controversial Flag Removed from the Courthouse

Here’s Why

Police Reform Whirlwind! Council Kills 48-Hour Rule, Creates New Citizen Oversight Group

Why the Larry O'Dea Shooting Still Matters

His Lies (and Lies by Omission) Linger as Portland Awaits a New Police Chief

Former Chief Larry O'Dea Allowed Subordinates to Believe He Was Being Investigated For Shooting a Friend. He Wasn't.

Former Police Chief Larry O'Dea Lied to City Investigators Multiple Times, Officials Conclude

City Council Just Demanded Early Statements from Cops After Shootings. Here Are Three Big Questions.

Portlanders Just Forced Changes to Contentious Police Oversight Proposals

But the Outcome Is Still Up in the Air

City Council Will Consider Killing the "48-Hour Rule"—Once Again—on Wednesday

Hall Monitor: Slap Yourselves, Portland

Proposed Police Oversight Changes Are Hugely Important. So Wake Up!

East Portland Advocates Are Trying to Fill a Sudden Gap in Homeless Assistance

But Their Meal Services Are Angering Neighbors

Transcripts Suggest 24-Year-Old Terrell Johnson Was In Crisis When He Was Killed May 10

City Staffers Who Investigate Cops Might Finally Be Able to Recommend Discipline

Hall Monitor: The Secret, Zombie 48-Hour Rule Lives!

Why Didn’t Ted Wheeler Think to Mention that a Despised Practice Had Returned?

Bait And Switch: The Cops' "48-Hour Rule" Isn't Dead. It's Stronger Than Ever.

Dan Saltzman Says the City Should Apologize for How It Treated a Black Assistant Police Chief

RV Camping Has Exploded on Portland Streets

Now, Cops Are Using State Law to Justify Lightning-Quick Tows

Hall Monitor: Jumping Ship

Even More Agencies Are Bailing from Portland’s Problematic, Expensive Police Records System

Local Courts Have Been Improperly Shackling Inmates, a Ruling Finds

But Will Righting the Ship Lead to Huge Delays?