In Unionizing Effort, Gresham Cannabis Workers Face Roadblocks Familiar to Ag Industry

State and County Health Officials Vary on Mask Recommendations Amid Rising COVID Cases

The Latest State and Local Primary Election 2022 Results

Four Portland-Area Starbucks Stores Vote to Unionize

Accused Suspect in Religious Center Attacks Faces 11 Charges

Environmental Activists to Take Aim at Portland’s “Climate Villains” at Friday March

Primary Election Day 2022: What You Should Know

Oregonians Sue State for Not Upholding Constitutional Access to Public Defenders

Photo Essay: Portland Shows Up for "Bans Off Our Bodies" Pro-Choice Rally and March

YOUR SUNDAY READING LIST: The Elk Hijacked, a BIG Tuesday Election, and Some VERY Kinky Dolphins

TriMet to Launch Summer Bus Pass Pilot for Low-Income Students

City's Homeless Village for LGBTQ+ Portlanders Moving to SW Naito Today, Despite Neighbors' Pushback

New Southwest Portland Playground Emphasizes Inclusivity

After Previous Rejection, Sheriff Candidate Peterson Approved to Obtain Law Enforcement Certification

Harriet Tubman Students Call on District to Address Staffing Crisis

Oregon DMV Facing 25 Percent Workforce Shortage in Portland Metro Region

Attacks on Three Religious Centers Underscore Rising Hate Crimes in Oregon

UPDATE: Portland Police Shoot One Person During a Traffic Stop

YOUR SUNDAY READING LIST: Fill Out Your Ballot, Portland Speaks Up on Abortion Rights, and Blood-Drinking Celebs

City Council to Pledge Allegiance to Elk Fountain Restoration

Interstate Bridge Engineers Propose Eight Lane Design with Light Rail

Multnomah County's Homeless Population Up 30 Percent From 2019, Data Shows

Here's How Mayor Wheeler Wants to Spend $35 Million in Excess Budget Dollars

Portlanders Gather to Support Abortion Access

Oregon Medical Providers, Politicians, and the Public Respond to Draft Repeal of Roe

City Proposes $2.4 Million in Climate Investments

YOUR SUNDAY READING LIST: Success for Portland Street Response, Monica Lewinsky's Coffee Cake, and Help for the Bong Clumsy

Police Force Against People With a Mental Illness Has Risen, Despite Federal Oversight

Good Morning, News: Trains & More Lanes for I-5 Bridge, a New Reason NOT to Vote for Vadim, and Who's Ready for the Bird Flu?

Multnomah County Calls on Private Landlords to Help Address Homeless Crisis

Portland Streetcar Safety Team Supports a New Vision of Public Safety

Multnomah County Jail Disproportionally Disciplines Black Inmates and Those With Mental Illnesses, Audit Finds

Digital Vaccine Card Now Available For All Oregonians

Portland Street Response Meets First Year Goals

YOUR SUNDAY READING LIST: Magic Mushrooms, Kinky Sex Times, and Demonizing Portland for Fun & Profit

Group Urges Oregon Treasury to Divest Billions of State Dollars From Fossil Fuels

New City Facility Begins Treating High Lead Levels in Portland Water

Portland is the Boogeyman in Washington County's DA Race

Faced with a progressive challenger in the May election, the DA of Oregon's suburban Washington County has taken to demonizing the state's largest city.

Masks Optional on TriMet and Streetcar Following New Federal Guidance

YOUR SUNDAY READING LIST: People for Portland Fails Twice, the Glorious Return of Pickathon, and Drama at the Hotel Sex Party

UPDATED: People for Portland Ballot Initiative Still Doesn't Meet Constitutional Requirements, Attorney Rules

Madison Shanley Announces She Will No Longer Sing National Anthem For Timbers or Thorns

Portland Transportation Officials Propose Raising Parking Prices During Lloyd District Events

An Exit Interview With Mayor Wheeler's Longest-Tenured Staffer, Seraphie Allen

After Homeless Shelter Ballot Measure Rejected, People for Portland Files a Nearly Identical Proposal

Three Severe Weather Shelters to Open as Portland Braces for More Snow

Suspended Portland Teacher Accuses School District of Retaliation

YOUR SUNDAY READING LIST: Stronger Weed, a Timbers Protest, and Delish Thai Food for Your Mouth!

Good Afternoon, News: People for Portland Measure Rejected, Starbucks Stores Vote to Unionize, and Will Smith Receives Oscars Ban

Metro Attorney Says People for Portland's Homeless Shelter Ballot Measure Doesn't Meet Constitutional Standards