In his State of the City speech, Charlie Hales pitches woo at the labor movement.
Steve Novick
Another Sudden Detour
The road to a Portland street fee now runs through Salem.
Hall Monitor
In 2004, a bid to ease sewer and water bills sliced money for paving instead. Or did it?
Let’s Pencil Something In
Hales, Novick hope to jam a street fee advisory vote onto the May ballot.
Hall Monitor
Dan Saltzman can be the street fee’s savior, or its executioner.
Starting at the Bottom
The city says it supports a higher minimum wage, while more than a 10th of city employees make under $11 an hour.
Set It and Forget It!
No idea what went down in 2014? Here’s what you need to know.
The Best of Charlie Hales’ Voicemails
Portland’s mayor apparently gave you all plenty to complain about this year.
A Two-Front War
Uber’s Portland invasion comes just before the city’s scheduled duel with Airbnb.
Blocked Out
The city could soon double the places where homeless people can’t sit.
Hall Monitor
City hall could totally win a ballot fight over a transportation income tax.
Son of Return of the Street Fee
Novick and Hales hope their street fee sequel plays better than the original.
