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Abuse-reporting problems linger at Portland's Unity Center
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It's 'Back to School' for the Oregon Legislature
Portland Tribune - NewsQuestion of the day for the Senate Majority Leader, a Portlander, regarding the legislative session that…
Clackamas Rebels talk about health detriments of vaping
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High school students spearhead education about dangers of nicotine; federal, state officials consider response to recent vaping deaths
Guns, wildfires and homelessness loom as Oregon lawmakers…
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February's 35-day legislative sprint could complete unfinished business or pass new laws on key issues.
Three counties in Portland area OK refugee resettlement
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Washington, Multnomah and Clackamas counties issue consent decree that was required by President Donald Trump.
Portland affordable housing completed at Louisa Flowers
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Affordable Housing project on Northeast Holladay Street includes community garden space for tenants
Oregon public records council shores up support for…
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Members say amendments drafted by League of Oregon Cities' lobbyist could 'torpedo' proposals.
Clackamas County board chair to pay attorney fees
Clackamas Review - News
Despite earlier decision allowing county to pay $20K, Jim Bernard changes mind
DEQ: Portland discharged untreated wastewater into Columbia…
Portland Tribune - News
State regulators propose to fine the city $40,200 for discharging 263,670 gallon of untreated wastewater in 2018
At least one dead in suspected alcohol-related crash near…
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One driver was found deceased in early morning head-on crash on HWY 551 near I-5
It's 'Back to School' for the Oregon Legislature
Portland Tribune - News
Question of the day for House Majority Leader and what to expect in the Jan. 23 edition of The Trib.
December unemployment rate lowest since 1976
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Fewer Oregonians are unemployed now than at any point in the past 44 years, with labor market tightening.
Investigators dig into fire that devastated Shirley's Tippy…
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Troutdale restaurant's burglar alarm was triggered on Friday morning about an hour before the blaze was reported
City Council winnows list of priorities for short session
Portland Tribune - News
Still to be decided is whether to support Multnomah County's request for $12.5 million for proposed Behavioral Health Resource Center
Sources: Will Legislature take reins on Rose Quarter…
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Plus, tension grows over homeless services measure and replacing Fish has affected Metro Council race
Stabbing suspect arrested
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UPDATE: Police arrest man wanted for stabbing an off-duty Portland firefighter in a Southwest Portland tavern
Vortex2020 returns 50 years after state sponsored rock fest
Portland Tribune - News
Organizers of Vortex2020 hope to create community through music, service projects for 50th anniversary
Public records council focuses on plan to ensure…
Portland Tribune - News
League of Oregon Cities' amendments could curtail some of the council's and public records advocates' authority to seek legislation.
Man faces 27 counts after Wood Village woman reports sexual…
Portland Tribune - News
Detectives arrest Alfredo Guzman, who allegedly entered a resident's home and attacked her with her children present
Jeremy Christian declines civilian clothes, calls case…
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As jury selection begins, defendant in TriMet MAX killings says he'll wear jail blues during trial.
Sweet Cakes owners return to court over same-sex…
Portland Tribune - News
Colorado ruling leads former Gresham bakers Melissa and Aaron Klein back to Court of Appeals
Schnitzer doubles down with $10 million Portland Art Museum…
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Top museum donor's gift will boost plans for new building and endowment to create Rothko Pavilion connecting buildings.
Boring residents beckon Portland to oppose filtration plant
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Bull Run Water Guardians seek 501(c)(3) status for new activist organizatio opposing Portland Water Bureau project.
Jeremy Christian's defense could surprise in TriMet…
Portland Tribune - News
Despite video and many witnesses, the outcome of the trial over the 2017 light rail stabbings is not a slam-dunk.
Will Portland's public campaign funding run out of cash?
Portland Tribune - News
Another 12 candidates have indicated interest, which could leave the fund $1.7 million short unless City Council acts.
She and he build 'she-sheds' in Sherwood
Portland Tribune - News
The backyard buildings can be used to house craft studios or serve as a small office.
Cameron Whitten announces for Metro Council
Portland Tribune - News
The race to succeed Metro Councilor Sam Chase heats up after he runs for the City Council
Medical Examiner seeks to ID corpse found in wooded area
Portland Tribune - News
The woman, thought to be 30 to 50 years old, was found in a wooded area known for transient camping, according to authorities.
Providence Milwaukie Hospital workers protest
Portland Tribune - News
Health care employees, management have been in contract negotiations for more than a year
Fish memorial celebration moved to Feb. 16
Portland Tribune - News
The event honoring the late city commissioner will be held at 3 p.m. in Smith Memorial Union on the PSU campus
Bonamici, DeFazio decry refugee camp conditions on border
Portland Tribune - News
Two members of Congress from Oregon participated in a recent visit to Texas and Mexico.
PPB: 438% rise in theft of catalytic converters in Portland
Portland Tribune - News
Portland Police Bureau arrests Andrew Ooten, Donald Newcomb after they were allegedly spotted at auto dealership.
Activists say beloved Portland tree doomed by…
Portland Tribune - News
Merlin Radke built his St. Johns home around a bigleaf maple, and the Tree Emergency Response Team is rallying to save it
Man with gun threatens food cart worker, police say
Portland Tribune - News
Portland Police Bureau arrests Dominique Mann on numerous charges after incident on Sunday near 2nd and Oak Street.
CCSO: Damascus bookkeeper embezzles $500,000 from…
Clackamas Review - News
Clackamas County Sheriff's Office says Jackie Lynn Stevens bilked half a million from tree nursery between 2015 and 2019
I-5 Rose Quarter Improvement Project faces questions
Portland Tribune - News
The chairman of the Oregon Transportation Commission recommends more discussions and possibly higher costs for the controversial project
Oregon Supreme Court ruling could alter energy…
Portland Tribune - News
Justices allowed energy siting rules that conservation groups say hurt public involvement and will greenlight questionable projects.
Gresham motorcyclist killed in crash in Northeast…
Portland Tribune - News
The name of the victim in Saturday's collision with a car is not immediately identified by police
Rukaiyah Adams ties King's legacy to Albina vision
Portland Tribune - News
Vancouver Avenue First Baptist Church holds annual Salute to Greatness celebration in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.
Portland's African American paper shifts to digital
Portland Tribune - News
The Skanner, which served the city's African Americans, will remain online. Its founders, Bernie and Bobbie Foster, do not plan on retiring.
Could a public corporation save the Willamette…
Clackamas Review - News
Willamette Falls Locks Commission is looking for financial support for a possible public corporation to run the locks
Oregon AG joins lawsuit to block food stamp changes
Portland Tribune - News
Federal program helps feed about 586,000 people in Oregon, but about 21,800 could lose benefits under Trump administration's rules.
Kotek: Expand tolls plan to I-205, I-5 at…
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The Oregon Transportation Commission is already studying using tolls as a way to raise more money and ease congestion.
A Gresham bank worker gave a man $20. Then she was…
Portland Tribune - News
Emily James, a former employee of a U.S. Bank call center in Gresham, said she gave $20 of her own money to a man in need
Activists call for up to 8 housing units on most…
Portland Tribune - News
A so-called Deeper Affordability Bonus Amendment is being proposed to the Residential Infill Project being consider by the City Council
Shirley's Tippy Canoe destroyed in Friday morning…
Portland Tribune - News
Fire consumes venerable Troutdale restaurant and lounge along Historic Columbia River Highway
Former Portland Mayor Adams: Sexual harassment…
Portland Tribune - News
At attorney hired by the former Portland mayor releases a report saying the accusations were never investigated by the city or filed in court.
Small-business owner tapped to fill Williamson…
Portland Tribune - News
Akasha Lawrence-Spence, community activist and real estate firm owner, will serve as a Portland-area state representative through 2020.
Former legislator Mary Nolan announces for the…
Portland Tribune - News
The death of Portland Commissioner Nick Fish triggers a Metro race when Councilor Sam Chase runs to replace him
Gresham-based farm advocate to represent state at…
Gresham Outlook - News
Angi Bailey of Verna Jean Nursery elected to leadership role in Oregon Farm Bureau
Police pursuit briefly closes westbound Sunnyside…
Portland Tribune - News
'I didn't want to be pulled over,' Shane Michael Blake, 23, of Happy Valley tells deputies
Unity Center in Portland: 'Crisis' looms with…
Portland Tribune - News
Overflow is forcing patients to other hospitals in region due to a lack of space at the facility created to accommodate people in mental crisis.
Oregon Republicans take wary peek at new carbon…
Portland Tribune - News
Some lawmakers urge incentives instead of big steps limiting greenhouse gas emissions to avoid repeat of 2019's GOP walkout.
King tides roil the coast
Portland Tribune - News
Photographers head to Cape Disappointment for dramatic scenes as ocean water and wind slam into basalt cliffs.
Metro Council Sam Chase announces for City Council
Portland Tribune - News
The former chief of staff to the late Portland Commissioner Nick Fish is now running to replace him
Rep. Keny-Guyer of Portland to step down from…
Portland Tribune - News
The House Democrat chairs the Committee on Human Services and Housing; she battled cancer during the 2019 session.
Mt. Hood Community College cuts seven academic…
Gresham Outlook - News
Cosmetology, LPN, broadcasting and wilderness leadership and experiential education are among the programs that have been eliminated in a…
Judge's ruling puts carbon-reduction initiatives…
Portland Tribune - News
Decision overturns secretary of state action and means proposed ballot measures do not violate Oregon's single-subject rule.
E-scooter study results: better use a helmet
Portland Tribune - News
National look at injuries for past few years see a big increase in head trauma, lacerations and fractures.
Oregon lawmakers unholster new gun-safety proposal
Portland Tribune - News
Proponents say measure could reduce gun deaths and injuries, but opponents dislike one-size-fits-all approach.
Two wounded in Northeast Portland shootings
Portland Tribune - News
One shootings is being investigated by the Gun Violence Reduction Team and the other by the Special Victims Unit
Horner takes helm at key Portland housing nonprofit
Portland Tribune - News
Kymberly Horner is only the second-ever executive director at Portland Community Reinvestment Initiatives.
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