Arrests! Cash! Cops! Occupy Portland, by the numbers.
City
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“Not Sustainable”
City Ups Pressure on Occupy Portland, Holds off on Deadline
Portland ratchets up the pressure on Occupy Portland but still hasn’t set—at least not yet—a deadline for ouster.
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Ask an Undocumented Immigrant
Young Local Immigrants Are Coming Out—And Using Their Voices
Out and proud! Meet two of Portland’s undocumented youths.
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Road to Ruin?
Portland Has a $16 Million Transportation Deficit
Facing hefty transportation cuts next year, Portland has to look beyond gas-tax revenues.
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Breaking the Bank
Series of Protests Spotlight Problems with Bank of America
Why protesters are picking on Bank of America.
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Occupy Pressure Cooker
Denying Occupy Portland Expansion Keeps Heat on Camps, Strains Cop Resources
Keeping Occupy Portland contained raises tension in camps, strains police resources.
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Fighting Dirty
Several Lawsuits Take Aim at Old Town Dance Club Bouncers
Local bouncers called out in several lawsuits alleging excessive force.
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Assassination by Media?
Occupy Portland: News Alerts Undermine Our Message
Occupy Portland says news reports on crime and other problems are undermining its message.
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Changing Its Stripes
In the First Congressional District, Choose Avakian to Replace Wu
The race to replace David Wu has two good candidates—but we say vote for Brad Avakian.
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Current Events
How Will Oregon’s New River Rules Affect Portland?
Oregon now has some of the nation’s tightest river-quality rules—how will this affect the state?
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A Call for Help
What’s Behind the Recent Rise in Suicide Rates?
Multnomah County has seen a significant rise in suicides. What’s causing it?
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“Understandably Upset”
Business Interests Line up Against Old Town Camp
Business interests are quietly pressuring city hall to clear Old Town’s homeless camp.