The camping protest outside Portland City Hall marks one year.
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Cops on Campus
As Reported Sexual Assaults Rise, PSU May Create Its Own Police Force
As reported sex assaults rise, Portland State may create its own police force.
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Rough Road to Prosperity
Facing Cuts, Transportation Bureau Covets Citywide Street Fee
Transportation leaders covet a citywide street maintenance fee.
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Walmart Whomp Whomp
Despite Black Friday Protest, Retailer Rakes in Profits
Somehow, Walmart spins Black Friday protests to its advantage.
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Idling Anger
Bus Drivers Join Neighbors in Protesting Woodlawn’s Stinky New TriMet Layover
TriMet cuts leave Northeast Portland neighbors angry and drivers without a place to pee.
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Fundraising Hell
Canvassers Accuse Progressive Nonprofit of Union-Busting
Workers accuse progressive canvassing nonprofit of union-busting.
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Condemned to Death
Radical Idea for Rewarding Smaller Prison Sentences May Not Survive
A radical idea for rewarding reduced prison sentences may not survive
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Recipe for the Status Quo?
Doubts, Questions Linger as Vote on Police Reforms Draws Near
Doubts linger as a vote on federal police reforms draws near.
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Parking the Problem
Portland’s Low-Car Building Boom Angers Neighbors
Welcome to Portland’s low-car building boom.
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A Fare Fight
Permits in Hand, Taxi Co-op Now Faces Port Official
Is a Port of Portland official gunning for Portland’s new taxi co-op?
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Stinging Protest
Kids Pepper Sprayed at March Against Budget Cuts
Teenagers pepper sprayed during pre-election march against budget cuts.
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Trading Places
A Blowout and a Tight Race—Just Not the Ones We Expected
Portland got a tight race and a blowout—just not the ones we expected.