Cityβs New Public Safety Leader Was Fired From Two Recent, High-Profile Jobs
Cityβs new public safety leader twice sued former employers after they fired him.
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Cityβs new public safety leader twice sued former employers after they fired him.
Read full article βMemo to the Oregon Legislature: The increasingly raucous battle over plans for public schools β mainly elementaries β in the Portland School District makes for…
Read full article βThe departure of Anne Tan Piazza comes months after newly-elected leaders took power on the governance board.
Read full article βChildren are breathing in unhealthy air for longer periods of time as wildfires worsen across the country, according to a new study by researchers at…
Read full article βMore than a decade after a botched rollout earned Oregon a reputation for having one of the worst state-run health insurance marketplaces in the nation,…
Read full article βDisability Rights Oregon has reopened its hotline and launched new online resources for voters struggling to receive, fill out and return ballots.
Read full article βCloud City Ice Cream, Double Mountain Brewery and Ate-Oh-Ate Grill have changed menus in response to the possible shuttering of nearby Lewis Elementary.
Read full article βWASHINGTON β Communities throughout the country have been inundated with television ads and outside spending as politicians try to spur voter turnout in the most…
Read full article βSibling to Multnomah Village bar The Gibson, the new neighborhood cocktail spot stands out among its celebrity yoga startup neighbors.
Read full article βWhile online sorcery may read scammy, Portland witches see an opportunity for empowerment via Etsy witchcraft.
Read full article βWith less than a week to go before the 2026 midterms, voter turnout is on a record-breaking pace, though the Oregon Secretary of Stateβs office…
Read full article βWashington stateβs campaign finance enforcers are allowing candidates for legislative and Supreme Court seats to spend as much of their own money on their campaigns…
Read full article βOregon should open up a βphantom supplyβ of land in the state for economic development by creating a $250 million industrial site readiness fund, expanding…
Read full article βALBANY β In 1981, former Linn County Clerk Del Riley had a thought: If he was already required to print and mail out sample ballots…
Read full article βThe U.S. Department of Homeland Security is unlawfully scrutinizing naturalized U.S. citizens and placing them at risk of disenfranchisement, civil rights groups alleged in a…
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Read full article βAs days grow shorter and darkness arrives earlier across much of the country, a new study suggests that brighter streetlights may help reduce nighttime violence…
Read full article βSince the school district released its scenarios on Oct. 5, itβs felt a furnace blast of rage. And a protest movement has kicked into gear.
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Read full article βAs Rogers readies for his plant shop Arium Botanicalβs second location, his painting career is taking off.
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