The city of Portland and Multnomah County first agreed on a plan to address homelessness in 1983. What followed was a 12-point plan, a shelter reconfiguration plan, a 10-year plan, countless committees, sit-lie ordinances, and other creative solutions. In a new report, researchers deployed a fresh concept: ask homeless residents what they need. The data […]
Portland State University
Project Art: The Cityโs Alternative Gallery Spaces
At PSU’s Littman Gallery, the staff actually wants to talk to you.
A Summer of Evictions
Portland’s rental crisis has reached a state of emergency.
In Other News
Inclusionary zoning rejected. No pot on campus. Two more cop-involved shootings.
Out of Control
Arguing the case for rent control in Portland.
Pricing Out Portland’s Artists
Artists love Portland, but is Portland’s development and rising rents forcing them out?
Hall Monitor
In housing, it’s easier to lower the bar than try to grab for it.
Music News
College radio station KPSU is fighting for its place back on the airwaves.
Bare Minimum
A radical city council candidate finally has Portland talking about the minimum wage—but how far will it go?
Altered State of the City
The rhetoric of Mayor Charlie Hales—and the reality behind it.
