Legal issues and budget woes are slowing the push for federal police reform.
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The Same Old Song?
Arrest Data from New Drug Zones Finally Released: More Than Half Are Black
Arrest data from city drug zones, finally released, reveals a stark racial disparity.
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“If It Bores You, It’ll Bore the Reader.”
Exit Interview with Oregonian’s Longtime Editorial Cartoonist Jack Ohman
Exit interview with whip-smart Oregonian editorial cartoonist Jack Ohman.
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Set It and Forget It!
The 2012 Stories We’re Probably Jerks for Reminding You About
We didn’t die an apocalypse this year, so let’s look back on what actually happened.
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Thanks for Nothing!
The Last Installment of Angry Voicemails for Mayor Sam Adams
The last installment of angry voicemails for Mayor Sam Adams.
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The Coal Hard Truth
What You Should Know About Plans to Ship Coal Through Portland
What you should know about controversial plans to ship coal through Portland.
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Boiling on Burnside
Old Town Tent Refuge Sues Saltzman
Right 2 Dream Too sues Commissioner Dan Saltzman over code enforcement fines.
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Nothin’ but Net Profits
Worried Nike Will Flee, Governor Proposes a Special Tax Deal
Governor John Kitzhaber wants some special tax treatment for Nike.
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A Terrible Act of Violence
Clackamas Town Center Shooting Claims Two Victims’ Lives
Clackamas Town Center Shooting Claims Two Victims’ Lives
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A Temporary Armistice
Mayor’s Plan to Solve NW Portland’s “Parking Wars” Still Has Some Critics
Sam Adams’ “parking wars” truce still draws some critics.
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Jail Is Broken
Kitzhaber Says, “Read My Lips: No New Prisons.”
An innovative plan to save state cash: Flatline the prison population.