What Multnomah County Voters Could Learn From Others Who Ousted Progressive DAs
Voters’ fears over crime and safety often fuel election outcomes. Evidence shows prosecutors have little impact on crime rates.
Measure 110 Was Short-Lived in Oregon, but Its Legacy Could Live on Elsewhere
Oregon has long been on the cutting edge of drug policy, but the latest effort fell victim to state-level stumbles and misinformation.
Mike Norris Out as Portland Thorns Coach in Staff Shakeup
Norris will become the club’s technical director; General Manager Karina LeBlanc promises “global search” for new head coach.
Grab-and-Go Food and Beverage Kiosks at the Moda Center Spark OLCC Inquiry
Stores using Amazon technology to sell self-service alcohol are trying to comply with state laws. One employee says it’s not going well.
Update: Multnomah County Animal Services Clarifies its Euthanasia Practices Following Policy Changes and Questions
Amid long-standing capacity limitations and a lengthy list of audit recommendations, some say the county's animal shelter problems reflect broader government dysfunction.
Will the Timbers Show Up? A 2024 Season Preview
Will the mistakes of last season continue to haunt the Timbers? And is it a new day for the Thorns?
Rene Gonzalez Holds Sizable Fundraising Lead in Portland Mayor’s Race
With the city's Small Donor Elections program facing a budget shortfall, campaigns may have to adjust their strategy ahead of a pivotal election.
From Portugal to Portland: How Drug Decriminalization is Playing Out in Two Different Countries
A recent trip by lawmakers, police and other leaders provided insight into what it takes to treat drug use as a health issue
The Terrorism Trap
In 2010, a young Portlander attempted to detonate a bomb at the annual Portland Christmas tree lighting. Was he a burgeoning terrorist or just a disturbed kid entrapped by the FBI?
City Council Approves Independent Monitor to Watch Over Cops
The monitor will determine if Portland Police remain compliant with the DOJ’s demands regarding the bureau’s excessive use of force.
With Phil Neville, Timbers Make Controversial Pick for New Manager
The choice of Neville as the Timbers’ newest head coach is another finger in the eye for fans.
Portland’s Palestinian Diaspora Says Gaza is ‘More Than Its Suffering’
With Gaza under assault, local Palestinians reflect on the cycle of displacement that’s now preventing some residents from fleeing their war-torn homes
Portland Jewish Activists Rally for Cease-Fire in Gaza
As Oregon’s elected leaders convey steadfast support for Israel, protests highlight civilian casualties.
New Oregon Law Requires Transparency From OHSU About Its Primate Research Center
After years of mishaps and notable animal deaths, new legislation aims to give the public more insight into a federally-funded testing site.
Unionized Burgerville Workers Say Company is Illegally Retaliating Against Organizers
Union says contract negotiations with management have stalled, noting a recent one-day strike saw temporary workers hired at higher wages than permanent staff
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