'Pacific power' hailed as Navy commissions USS Portland

Portland Tribune - News
The only ship named solely in honor of the Rose City was commissioned at Terminal 2 on Saturday.

Biketown riders rack up 520,000 trips on rented orange rides

Portland Tribune - News
Data: During past two years, 111,000 riders have traveled about 1.1 million miles. Average ride is about two miles.

Mormon author sues PCC over gender and religious…

Portland Tribune - News
Marianne Monson describes a lengthy ordeal that began with a belligerent student in the summer of 2016.

Artist begins work on Hollywood Transit Center mural

Portland Tribune - News
The mural includes touches from a spontaneous memorial that sprang up at the transit center in the days following a brutal May 26, 2017, attack.

Two killed in separate late Thursday crashes

Portland Tribune - News
Driver of second vehicle involved in crash on I-84 is also hospitalized as police continue their investigations.

Making an impact: Concussions and student athletes

Portland Tribune - News
Series by Pamplin Media Group, UO's Agora Journalism Center and InvestigateWest will conduct first-ever analysis of high school concussions in Oregon.

Concussion project spurs student journalists, too

Portland Tribune - News
Journalists from Rattled: Oregon's Concussion Discussion have been working with high school journalists to expose youth sports head injury risks.

USS Portland shows off its muscle before commissioning

Portland Tribune - News
During a Thursday, April 19, tour, reporters saw a variety of Navy and Marine Corps equipment the 25,000-ton ship can carry, including tanks, armored…

County: $5 million Wapato sale final

Portland Tribune - News
Unopened jail and 18 acres of industrial property in North Portland is sold to a developer for a fraction of its cost.

Many steps remain before homeless center can open

Portland Tribune - News
Navigation facility must hammer out lease with Prosper Portland, Good Neighbor Agreement, other details before opening in Pearl District.

Registered to vote? Better do it by April 24

Portland Tribune - News
The Independent Party of Oregon has opened its May 15 primary this year to voters not affiliated with any political party.

DPO accuses BOLI candidate of misleading voters

Portland Tribune - News
A complaint by the Democratic Party of Oregon against Lou Ogden, a Republican seeking election as nonpartisan state labor commissioner, states that…

Exhibit offers rare look at Lake Oswego, past and present

Lake Oswego Review - News
Oswego Heritage Council's latest photography display offers a striking contrast between 'Then & Now'

Sources Say: PERS problems go national in New York Times

Portland Tribune - News
Plus, proof that Portland is still a small town and the non-candidate raising the most campaign money in a city race.

State education administrator fired after complaints

Portland Tribune - News
Mitch Kruska was dismissed in March after alleged bullying and harassment of colleagues and questions about his attempts to use state education money…

Council candidate proposes tax on high incomes, expensive…

Portland Tribune - News
Julia DeGraw says Basic Rights and Social Services Tax would fund education, social services, affordable housing and permanent park jobs.

Tigard plays host to county commission debate

Beaverton Valley Times - News
Eight candidates on May 15 ballot gather Friday, April 20, at Tigard Public Library.

Small cities' building permit programs face uncertainty

Portland Tribune - News
Opinions by the Oregon Department of Justice and Legislative Counsel indicate may small cities may have to either shut down building programs or hire…

$5 million Wapato sale called a 'steal'

Portland Tribune - News
County votes to sell the never-used North Portland jail to developer who once bid twice the amount.

County enters negotiations with ambulance contractor

Portland Tribune - News
Current talks follow failed efforts to cut waste in emergency services, also meaning an antiquated dispatch system will continue to be used.

PORTLANDERS PREP FOR BIG QUAKE

Portland Tribune - News
Neighborhood teams train to be ready if disaster strikes, whether its natural or man-made.

Bustling state economy churns out jobs

Portland Tribune - News
About 2 million Oregonians of the state's 2.13 million labor force are employed. The state's employment also has grown by 41,000 jobs since March…

County property owners may pay for flood control

Portland Tribune - News
Columbia River levee system needs more funding to win federal approval, most of Multnomah County may be asked to share the funding load.

Former county racial-bias analyst threatens suit

Portland Tribune - News
Multnomah employee was placed on leave when local judge threatened to pull court data from project

City Hall Update: Map App released for infill project

Portland Tribune - News
Plus, planning director Suzanne Anderson is leaving and speed limits are reduced on a 50-block stretch of Stark.

State health care task force looks to other states' efforts

Portland Tribune - News
The group has already discussed Maryland's work on the issue, and has modeled its process off Maryland's Health Services Cost Review Commission.

Legislative education committee takes issues on tour

Portland Tribune - News
Joint Committee on Student Success visits Eastern Oregon next on its statewide search for best education practices. The committee plans to visit a…

New York Times highlights PERS payments, woes

Portland Tribune - News
Retired OHSU president and UO football coach cited in Sunday story about increasing cost of state retirement system.

Jill Biden praises 'inner strength' of cancer caregivers

Portland Tribune - News
The Biden Cancer Initiative seeks to increase cancer research, Biden told several people during a Saturday gathering at Fleur De Lis Bakery.

Police: Cadillac driver stabbed passenger

Portland Tribune - News
Officers respond to calls for help from vehicle in the area of Northwest Naito Parkway and Northwest 9th Avenue early Sunday.

Sticker shock over PPS school plan, $100M bond deficit

Portland Tribune - News
'Compelling moral imperative' meets rising construction costs as Portland Public Schools board is faced with tough decisions.

Eye-popping costumes take Wizard World by storm

Portland Tribune - News
UPDATE: Thousands gather at Oregon Convention Center in Portland on Saturday, April 14, for celebrity event.

USS Portland steams into town for commissioning

Portland Tribune - News
First US Navy ship named solely for the city will be commissioned next Saturday, April 21.

Brown wants assurances for Oregon's pot industry

Portland Tribune - News
President Donald Trump reportedly made a deal this week with a Colorado senator to protect the legal cannabis industry there, but it's not clear…

Buehler in hot seat over skipping debates

Portland Tribune - News
Knute Buehler has declined invitations for most county-level public forums and debates for the GOP nomination for governor.

District takes another crack at resolving complaints

Portland Tribune - News
School board co-Vice Chair Rita Moore says: '...PPS is going to be looking at complaints in a very different way than I think we have been looking at…

Study puts regional landslides in spotlight

Portland Tribune - News
A new lidar-based landslide inventory maps show more than 7,000 past landslides - 10 times as many as research teams mapped after 1996-97 storms.

Officer injured in early morning collision

Portland Tribune - News
The driver of the other vehicle was lodged at the Multnomah County Jail on charges of driving under the influence of marijuana and reckless driving.

Shots fired, no one hit, at Aloha house

Beaverton Valley Times - News
No suspects were arrested in the shooting early in the morning of Friday, April 13.

Study: PERS better funded than most, but still short

Portland Tribune - News
The country's state pension funds reported a $1.4 trillion deficit in 2016, up $295 billion from 2015, according to a study released Thursday by…

Wyden, Merkley join effort to boost hemp production

Portland Tribune - News
The Hemp Farming Act of 2018 legalizes and clearly defines hemp as an agricultural commodity and removes it from the list of controlled substances.

Oregon wolf population continues to grow

Portland Tribune - News
The Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife released its 2017 Wolf Conservation and Management Annual Report on Thursday

Amid spiking legal costs, PPS changes legal strategy

Portland Tribune - News
The school district has been spending millions over budget - for legal representation, pay-outs and higher insurance premiums.

Two arrested after patrol car hit, chase in…

Beaverton Valley Times - News
A patrol car was hit and a pursuit followed on Wednesday, followed by the arrest of two.

Police chief orders team to halt use of active gang…

Portland Tribune - News
Deputy DA, others push back, saying the new listings are needed to reduce increasing gang violence.

After China snub, solutions emerge to recycle…

Portland Tribune - News
Domestic markets are responding quickly to fill the vacuum for dealing with Oregon's curbside recyclables-for plastic but not paper.

County votes to accept cut-rate Wapato offer

Portland Tribune - News
Only Commissioner Loretta Smith votes against selling never-opened jail after developer reduces offer from $10.8 million to $5 million.

Wheeler calls for hiring more cops

Portland Tribune - News
Mayor, at annual State of the City address, says a shortage of police makes it impossible to enact his version of community policing.

USS Portland docks in Astoria on way to Rose City

Portland Tribune - News
The San Antonio-class amphibious transport is the third ship with the name 'Portland,' but the first to be named exclusively for Oregon's largest…

PPS continues suit to deny records of paid leaves

Portland Tribune - News
Attorneys for the school district and this news organization submit arguments over denial of list of public employees who have been paid not to work.

Wheelchair user files lawsuit against PPS

Portland Tribune - News
The lawsuit names Portland Public Schools employees Paul Meixner and Annie Barnett, though it says 'any and all negligence on their part' is chalked…

Zoo elephant herd adds New Mexico transplant

Portland Tribune - News
Samson, who arrived in Portland this week from ABQ BioPark Zoo in Albuquerque, will be isolated from the herd for several weeks as caregivers…

Open houses seek feedback on tolling

Portland Tribune - News
The Oregon Department of Transportation will hold open houses on five tolling options during the rest of the month.

'Inappropriate comment' forces out business lobby…

Portland Tribune - News
Former legislator Mark Johnson of Hood River said he was 'shocked' and 'deeply disappointed' by group's decision to push for his resignation.

Wheeler: Russia may be meddling in Portland politics

Portland Tribune - News
Mayors writes to the U.S. Department of Justice asking for an investigation into suspicious activity on Portland social media accounts, including his…

UPDATE: Nonprofit homeless leader disputes county's…

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon Harbor of Hope director calls County Attorney's conclusion about $7 million offer wrong and 'very disappointing,' saying nonprofit…

Ship ahoy! USS Portland set to arrive

Portland Tribune - News
UPDATE: Navy ship arrives in Astoria on way to Portland on Saturday for April 21 commissioning ceremony.

Fish campaign unveils website in five languages

Portland Tribune - News
The previous record for a Portland campaign website was just two language, according to the Wednesday announcement.

County approves new OSU Extension Education Center

Clackamas Review - News
Clackamas County commissioners vote unanimously to approve plans on the southeast corner of Warner Milne and Beavercreek Road

Clackamas Community College ranked top nursing…

Clackamas Review - News
For 2015-17, all nursing students passed NCLEX exam at CCC, the only Oregon nursing program with a 100 percent pass rate

Top officials mum on information officer's departure

Portland Tribune - News
Administrators and legislators say next CIO will face challenges updating state's aging technology.

Unique college model helps students find their way

Portland Tribune - News
Wayfinding Academy in North Portland has a two-year curriculum focused on building students' life skills, though many of its first graduates are…

Police: Suspect's behavior escalated before fatal…

Portland Tribune - News
UPDATE: Police release names of officers and Multnomah County Sheriff's Office deputy involved in shooting.

Governor signs Cleaner Air Oregon

Portland Tribune - News
The Cleaner Air Oregon bill will provide residents more information about the health risks of industrial air emissions.

Lake Oswego bike theft suspect arrested in Issaquah

Lake Oswego Review - News
Police recover most of the items stolen from Lakeside Bicycles, along with thousands of dollars in other merchandise

Report: Oregon should end solitary confinement

Portland Tribune - News
A report by Disability Rights Oregon shows inmates in the Behaviorial Health Unit at Oregon State Penitentiary spend an average of about 23 hours a…

Man arrested for impersonating intelligence official

Beaverton Valley Times - News
According to court filings, he was sentenced to two years probation for unauthorized use of an official insignia.

New Portland homeless navigation center announced

Portland Tribune - News
Columbia Sportswear exec Tim Boyle will fund with $1.5 million. No connection to Wapato offer, according to nonprofit connected with both.

Candidates make their case for labor post

Beaverton Valley Times - News
Val Hoyle and Lou Ogden speak at Washington County Public Affairs Forum; third candidate on May 15 ballot is absent.

One dead, one injured in SE Foster Road crash

Portland Tribune - News
UPDATE: Deceased victim in crash identified, police determine that no third person was involved.

City Hall Update: Zoning changes may impact…

Portland Tribune - News
Plus, gang violence up 45 percent so far this year and the Portland Art Tax due April 17.

Soul'd Out lawsuit says Coachella rules hit wrong…

Portland Tribune - Features
Independent Portland music festival claims that the event in California and its organizers restrict musicians' ability to perform elsewhere.

Body found near Hart family crash site

West Linn Tidings - News
Police said the body was found Saturday and appeared to be an African-American female

Wapato can be zoned for homeless, experts say

Portland Tribune - News
The City Council has four options for allowing the never-opended jail to be used as a homeless shelter and service center. The Multnomah County…

Kate Brown visits Sabin career/technical center in…

Clackamas Review - News
Governor seeks to boost momentum for funding education in next session of Oregon Legislature

Lawmakers praise funding fix for fighting fires

Gresham Outlook - News
U.S. Forest Service gets access to billions in emergency funds for wildland fires.

Governor signs 'net neutrality' rules

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon and Washington's new laws could be the beginning of a patchwork internet laws throughout the nation after the FCC's decision to repeal net…

Some question necessity of special session

Portland Tribune - News
Brown says she wants to help small businesses, but critics contend session has more to do with politics than policy.

Fire erupts at house in Bethany

Beaverton Valley Times - News
One resident sustained minor injuries in Monday's blaze; the cause has yet to be determined.

What city is luckiest when it comes to Megabucks?

Portland Tribune - News
A review by the Pamplin/EO Capital Bureau shows where winners bought their tickets and how they chose numbers.

Wheeler urges patience in police shooting…

Portland Tribune - News
UPDATE The victim is identifed as John Elifritz by KOIN 6 News, a news partner of the Portland Tribune who posted a cell phone video of the shooting…

State worker who uploaded sensitive information…

Portland Tribune - News
Revenue Department employee uploaded spreadsheets containing names, addresses and social security numbers of at least 15,300 Oregonians to his…

VIDEO: Bots do battle at FIRST Robotics tourney

Portland Tribune - News
Thousands gather at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on Saturday, April 7 for regional championship.

Wheeler to deliver two-part State of the City speech

Portland Tribune - News
Traditional address will be held Thursday morning at Portland Community College's Southeast campus, followed by question-and-answer session at City…

City warns public to avoid Willamette River

Portland Tribune - News
Heavy rains trigger Combined Sewer Overflows of runoff and sewage from outflow pipes.

Weapons, ammo, handcuffs, body armor found in…

Portland Tribune - News
Suspect Dylan L. Young is lodged in the Multnomah County jail on charges Sunday morning.

Public access to Willamette River up for debate

Wilsonville Spokesman - News
Wilsonville considers allowing fishing at Memorial Park but not swimming or other recreation

Man gets 70 months for stabbing high school student

Portland Tribune - News
Carlos Nampula-Cruz attacked a 17-year-old near Benson High School on Feb. 8 in Northeast Portland.

County judge green-lights Oregon City Public Works…

Clackamas Review - News
Voter approval would have been necessary if expansion area defined as parkland

Bernard's Garage demolition makes way for 5-story…

Clackamas Review - News
Milwaukie mixed-use project will feature 110 apartments on top of 7,000 square feet of retail

Brown to sign tax bill; calls for special session

Portland Tribune - News
Gov. Kate Brown says she will sign a bill that keeps owners of small businesses from taking a 20 percent deduction created by federal law on their…

DACA tele-town hall set for Wednesday

Portland Tribune - News
State Reps. Susan McLain of Hillsboro and Teresa Alonso Leon of Woodburn plan to hear from dreamers and their families and to provide a panel of…

Details emerge in claims of abuse at Catholic school

Portland Tribune - News
Catholic school vows changes in wake of report of teacher-student sex. 'I didn't know how to get help or that I even needed help,' Ariana Garay says.

Wyden still waiting for Facebook reply on privacy,…

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon's senior U.S senator speaks Friday, April 6, about political, technological concerns at TechFestNW in Portland.

'Me Too' claims surface against ex-St. Mary's…

Portland Tribune - News
A teacher has lost her license after a Catholic school graduate says she had sex with her multiple times during a two-year relationship

Man in custody in alleged machete attack in…

Clackamas Review - News
Police: Victim exits his car and runs several blocks from crash scene while bleeding profusely from his head

Sheriff's Office seeks suspect in Mountain Air…

Sandy Post - News
Law enforcement officials release sketch of suspect, ask for public's help

Officers, U.S. marshals take shooting suspect into…

Portland Tribune - News
Portland police, Gresham police and the U.S. Marshals Service Fugitive Task Force arrested Avarihae K. Collins at about 11:43 a.m., April 4, during a…

Our Oregon, union withdraw tax-related initiative…

Portland Tribune - News
Measures would have made it easier for Legislature to pass tax increases as counter to rival that would make tax changes more difficult.

Pass-through tax bill could be test case

Portland Tribune - News
Sen. Brian Boquist says Senate Bill 1528 could be the ideal test case to gain clarity on the definition of a revenue -raising measure.

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