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Rene Gonzalez Announces Bid For Portland Mayor
Known for his conservative policies, Gonzalez is the second on council to announce a 2024 mayoral campaign.
Update: Isaac Seavey, 27, Was Victim in Fatal Police Shooting in Northeast Portland
After recent policy changes, public access to details about the third deadly PPB shooting this year could be delayed for weeks.
Dan Ryan Rules Out Running for Portland Mayor
The city commissioner will decide whether to run for a council district by late January, as speculation swirls over who might challenge Mingus Mapps in 2024 race.
Officers Who Shot Legacy Hospital Suspect Cleared By Grand Jury
Three Portland officers involved in the fatal shooting of a man suspected of killing a Legacy Good Samaritan security guard in July won't face criminal charges.
A Decade After Federal Directives, Portland Police Will Start Using Body Cameras Full-Time
Axon lobbied city staff years before City Council approved a $2.6 million contract with the company
Portland 2024 Mayoral Candidates
Here's who wants to be Portland's next mayor.
Portland City Council Candidates: District 4
These candidates are running in the district composed of Portland's west side and some Southeast neighborhoods.
Portland City Council Candidates: District 3
These candidates are running in the district located mostly in inner Southeast Portland.
City Council Watered Down Police Oversight Approved by Voters, Advisory Group Says
Members of Portland's Police Accountability Commission lambast city's proposed code revisions, which now call for police to help shape oversight board.
Portland City Council Says Au Revoir to Meetings at City Hall Until 2025
Amid remodel of council chambers, councilors will meet virtually until January, when in-person meetings resume at city's 1900 Building.
Clocking In for Christmas
Dispatches from job sites that don’t shut down for the holidays.
DOJ Wants Independent Monitor to Watch Over Portland Police
The independent monitor would oversee practices and training for Portland Police following years of bureau missteps.
City Council Won’t Let Go of Bureau Control as Charter Reform Transition Continues
In the race to implement government changes, commissioners break with the mayor over a timeline for bringing in deputy city administrators.
Portland Will Begin Enforcing Daytime Homeless Camping Restrictions in Mid-November
As mayor calls for more cops downtown, a controversial camping ban is about to be tested.
Oregon’s New Fentanyl Law Paves the Way For Increased Drug Arrests
Shortly after the governor ordered state troopers to help patrol downtown Portland, police report multi-agency fentanyl bust.
Legacy Health Security Guards Tackled, Tased Man While Pointing Weapon at Bystanders
Amid heightened security following the death of a hospital guard, officers at Legacy Emanuel tased and arrested a man, alleging assault.
City Faces Potential Lawsuit Over 2022 Police Killing of Unarmed Man
Immanueal Clark-Johnson was shot by a Portland cop after being mistaken for a robbery suspect. His family is seeking a settlement with the city.
A Low-Income Housing Complex Was Lauded as a Model for Pulling People Out of Homelessness. Three Years Later, Tenants Are Fleeing.
Residents at Argyle Gardens in Portland’s Kenton neighborhood report neglect, rampant theft, and habitability issues. Some are now back in shelters.
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