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Walter Cole, Mastermind of Darcelle XV, Has Died at 92
As Darcelle XV, Cole reigned as the world’s oldest drag queen and laid the groundwork for Portland’s queer culture scene.
Oregon Lawmakers Seek to Expand Access to Reproductive and Gender-Affirming Healthcare Amid National Attacks
HB 2002 would protect Oregon providers from out-of-state persecution.
Oregon Legislators Aim to Reduce Waste With New Reusable Takeout Container Rules
Senate Bill 545 could curb landfill waste by allowing customers to bring reusable boxes to restaurants.
Auditor Finds Police Lack Data to Judge Effectiveness in Curbing Gun Violence
A follow-up report says the police bureau still has work to do to implement audit recommendations from 2018.
After Years of Financial Mismanagement, Embattled Neighborhood Group Is Asking Portland For More Funding
Southwest Neighborhoods, Inc. is looking to turn over a new leaf, but critics say no meaningful change has been made.
Portland City Council Approves Incentives for Office-to-Apartment Building Conversions
Developers say that the tricky redevelopments may still be too cost prohibitive.
Climate Change and the Housing Crisis are Burdening Portland’s Emergency Shelter System
Emergency officials say the only true solution is housing.
Traffic Deaths in Portland Remain Record-High For a Second Year
Speeding, dark conditions, and persistent traffic exposure played a role in the 63 fatalities in 2022.
Luxury Business vs. Public Use: The Battle for Portland’s Historic O’Bryant Square
Can the public plaza find common ground between social services and business interests?
Portland’s First Sanctioned Mass Homeless Camp Expected to Open This Summer in Central Eastside
California-based nonprofit Urban Alchemy will run the 150 person camp.
Accused Normandale Gunman Pleads Guilty on All Charges
Benjamin Smith will be sentenced on April 18.
Race for Open Multnomah County Commission Seat Takes Shape
Three candidates will be on the May 16 ballot.
Oregon to End Healthcare Mask Requirement April 3
The announcement comes as the US moves to end the COVID-19 emergency declaration.
Portlanders Speak Out Against Gunshot Technology Pilot Program During Town Hall
It’s unclear how vocal opposition to the planned program will be weighed by city leaders.
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