TriMet’s budget crisis is part of a national public transit problem.
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Occupy the DA’s Office
Protesters’ Legal Victory May Have Broad Impact
Protesters’ legal victory on “violation” cases may ripple through court system.
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When Is Segregation Legal?
State Sued By Advocacy Groups over Segregating Workers with Disabilities
Disability rights groups sue Oregon for segregating workers.
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Net Failure
Volunteers Sound Alarm over Flaws in Portland’s Disaster Response Plan
Volunteers point out problems in Portland’s disaster response planning.
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Fight Between Friends
Q&A with Portland Planned Parenthood Prez David Greenberg
Planned Parenthood’s Portland prez talks politics.
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Cabbie Crackdown
City Study Vindicates Cab Driver Complaints of Poor Treatment
Paid less than minimum wage, disgruntled Portland cabbies join forces.
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This Just Isn’t Working
Shooting Raises Question: Stop Sending Cops to Suicide Calls?
Bradley Morgan’s shooting raises a question: Stop sending cops to suicide calls?
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New and Improved?
Report on Drug Impact Areas Missing Important Context on Race
A report on Portland’s “drug impact areas” lacks key context on race.
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A Haven in Old Town
Six Months In, Bud Clark Commons Offers a Lifeline for Homeless
Six months in, Bud Clark Commons is a lifeline for homeless Portlanders.
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Food Cart Fiasco
Unpermitted Pod to Reopen After City Shutdown
Unpermitted Green Castle cart pod is set to reopen after the city shut it down.
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Here to Stay?
Old Town Homeless “Rest Area” Will Reluctantly Try for Permit
Old Town’s “rest area” for the homeless will try to get legal.