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Email phishing scheme tried to snag hundreds of state…

Portland Tribune - News
The attack gained access to 2 million emails. The state does not know how many people had their personal information exposed.

Alpenrose lawsuit dropped, sale off

Portland Tribune - News
Siblings stop legal action to halt sale of Portland dairy; details unclear but sale is off for now.

Fill 'er up? Rural lawmakers want to see changes at the pump

Portland Tribune - News
Self-service gas pumps could pop up at stations under a compromise wrangled by lawmakers.

Judge finds Charles McGee, Aubrey Dickson not guilty of rape

Portland Tribune - News
Two prominent Portlanders, both African-American, had denied assaulting local woman in 2012.

Ray plans to step down as OSU president

Portland Tribune - News
Longtime leader of Corvallis university says timing is right to leave in June 2020.

Luke Strait selected as Milwaukie's next police chief

Clackamas Review - News
Captain to replace Steve Bartol, who oversaw period in department marked by patrol cars hitting locals

Housing bill gets a slight remodel

Portland Tribune - News
Lawmakers offer small cities a chance to alter the types of housing they require under the proposed law.

Legislature's HR director retires with $12,000-a-month gig

Portland Tribune - News
Lore Christopher was identified in BOLI harassment investigation as an official who failed to react to complaints.

KMHD jazz radio to remain with Oregon Public Broadcasting

Gresham Outlook - News
Mt. Hood college board approved a 5-year contract with OPB to continue to run the beloved station

Sex assault suspect arrested

Portland Tribune - News
UPDATE: Tips from the public lead to arrested of man suspected of assaulting a boy in Pioneer Place.

Hit-and-run victim identified

Portland Tribune - News
Southwest 45th Avenue from Garden Home to Carson Street was closed during the investigation.

Report quantifies mistrust of the Portland Police Bureau

Portland Tribune - News
The report also provides insight into pressures at the bureau. Seventy-five percent of sworn bureau staff feel that they have too much work to do,…

A tiny house hotel with a twist

Portland Tribune - News
Slabtown Village combines the past and the present in one of Portland's fastest changing areas.

Sources: Eudaly not opposed to I-5 Rose Quarter Project

Portland Tribune - News
Plus, Mayor Ted Wheeler can't please everyone and affordable housing doesn't mean cheap housing.

Pipe breaks hard to predict

Portland Tribune - News
Sudden burst of century-old pipe flooded neighborhood, and city officials say such breaks are hard to predict and prevent.

Tobacco tax would burn Washington buyers

Portland Tribune - News
With a much lower tax, Oregon experiences a high number of tobacco sales from out-of-state smokers looking to save on cigarettes.

Audit: Homeless cleanups need better management

Portland Tribune - News
The audit is released just two days after BikePortland declares obstructions caused by homeless camps along I-205 path 'unacceptable.'

Michelle Obama's 'Becoming' tour lands at the Moda Center

Portland Tribune - News
A month after postponing because of nasty winter weather, the former first lady talked about her book with a former White House staffer.

Multnomah County opens Gladys McCoy health department HQ

Portland Tribune - News
Downtown Portland building cost $94.1 million, hosts three clinics and hundreds of workers.

Merkley: treat asylum-seekers 'with respect and decency'

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon senator tells Yamhill County audience that he worries U.S. policies could lead to war with North Korea.

Report: Ethics questions, fear beset Multnomah County…

Portland Tribune - News
Elected auditor's survey finds general praise of managers, personal concerns among employees

'John Doe' ID'd in alleged carjacking on Hawthorne

Portland Tribune - News
Police say an unidentified man with a bottle stole a car in the Burgerville drive-thru on March 19.

City Hall staffer Berk Nelson now working for Umpqua Bank

Portland Tribune - News
Nelson was a senior policy advisor on homelessness and police for Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler.

PCC earns global honors for fighting climate change

Portland Tribune - News
Portland Community College has earned Second Nature€„¢s Marks of Distinction by reducing emissions.

Gresham Chamber CEO Lynn Snodgrass interviews for…

Gresham Outlook - News
Lynn Snodgrass was listed among the five people recommended by the Oregon Republican Party to succeed Secretary of State Dennis Richardson, who died…

Woman killed in hit-and-run collision

Portland Tribune - News
Southwest 45th Avenue from Garden Home to Carson Street is closed during the investigation.

Oregon offshore oil drilling ban passes state Legislature

Portland Tribune - News
Gov. Kate Brown is expected to sign Senate Bill 256, which prohibits offshore oil development

Initiative would focus on transportation funding

Estacada News - News
Gladstone resident Les Poole launches initiative about transportation funding for 2020 election

Portland police officer injured in I-205 crash

Portland Tribune - News
Both the officer and the driver of an SUV that hit the patrol vehicle are hospitalized with serious injuries.

Your City Hall: Police shortage put on front burner

Portland Tribune - News
The City Council already has increased the entry-level salary for officers to $64,000 from $47,000 in 2014.

Get 'Wild' over spring break in Oregon City

Clackamas Review - News
'Where the Wild Things Are' could be another of public library's popular spring-break themes, based on the classic illustrations and story by Maurice…

Sonadores: Hillsboro baseball team become 'dreamers'

Portland Tribune - News
The minor league franchise promotes 'dreamers' as part of MiLB's national 'Copa de la Diversion' initiative.

Coroner still inquiring into Hart family crash

Portland Tribune - News
The Hart family and their children from West Linn plunged off a California cliff on March 26, 2018.

Cheers! Portland area company rolls out sake in a can

Business Tribune - News
Inspired by the canned wine trend, SakeOne hopes single-serving offerings will be a hit.

Music loading zones strike right note for Portland bands

Portland Tribune - News
Portland Bureau of Transportation announces Musician Loading Zones outside 16 local venues.

Lawmakers try to squeeze big money out of campaigns

Portland Tribune - News
'I think most of us in this room would agree that the level of money being spent on our campaigns is much too high.'

In one year, Portland police SROs arrest 17 at schools

Portland Tribune - News
Rep. Diego Hernandez, Portland Public Schools board mull proposals over school resource officers.

Infill plan narrowly approved by planning commission

Portland Tribune - News
UPDATE: How the commission members voters and link to previous Portland Tribune story now included.

In Multnomah County town, only outlaws ski the streets

Portland Tribune - News
Until the update, most councilors hadn't realized skiing on Troutdale streets was outlawed.

Governor's Marketplace offers small-business connections

Business Tribune - News
The two-day event, to be held March 20-21 in Salem, will offer educational sessions, networking

Broken water main repair work underway

Portland Tribune - News
Large replacement pipe reaches flooded neighborhood Sunday afternoon, repairs expected to take days.

PP&R budget cuts, fee increases to be discussed…

Portland Tribune - News
The Portland parks bureau is facing a $6.3 million budget deficit that will be discussed by the City Council on March 19.

Man critically stabbed in Southeast Portland

Portland Tribune - News
Police are asking the public to help identify and locate the suspect in the Saturday afternoon incident in Southeast Portland.

Trains too loud in Woodburn, residents say

Portland Tribune - News
Updated report: It would cost an estimated $6 million for Woodburn to pursue a railroad 'quiet zone'

Drugs, guns seized in SE Portland traffic stop

Portland Tribune - News
When police searched the car, they found more than eight pounds of methamphetamine, two pounds of heroin, steroids and two guns.

Cannabis legislation burns slowly through process

Portland Tribune - News
A pack of proposed laws would make it legal to buy pot online, prevent employers from taking action on postive THC drug tests

Water main break floods NE Portland neighborhood

Portland Tribune - News
Area covers Northeast 23 to 28 avenues, and Northeast Alberta to Prescott streets.

Leaders turn to prayers, solidarity after New…

Portland Tribune - News
'We aren't going to allow anyone to continue to target us out of hatred, out of bigotry, out of every phobia that you can think of.'

Hillsboro politico helping Gov. Inslee run for…

Portland Tribune - News
Former legislator Ben Unger is working with presidential candidate Jay Inslee on his campaign.

Bills hope to shake up quake survival skills

Portland Tribune - News
Schools could be tasked under legislation with preparing students for The Big One, and its horrible aftermath.

Students raise heat over climate change

Portland Tribune - News
Thousands from Portland schools rally Friday at Portland City Hall to demand action.

City untangling Willamette Falls, I-205, Highways…

Portland Tribune - News
West Linn City Council also received update from PGE on its plans for waterfront property

Vote looms on bringing jazz radio back to MHCC

Gresham Outlook - News
OPB has operated KMHD for a decade, returning it to the college campus would be expensive

Man of the hour resets Union Station clock

Portland Tribune - News
Springing ahead for daylight saving is a time-consuming responsibility that requires increasingly rare knowledge and skills.

Report: Oregon far exceeds nation in percent of…

Portland Tribune - News
The ECONorthwest report recommends policies ranging from more homes of all kinds to increased social services to address the problem.

Sten joins local office of national public affairs…

Portland Tribune - News
Former Portland commissioner has worked in the private sector after serving on the City Council from 1996 to 2008.

Cities, counties: Don't make us pay for records…

Portland Tribune - News
Lobbyists plead for more time to work on proposed new public records rules that could include fines for untimely responses.

PBOT: Walking in Portland depends on who you are

Portland Tribune - News
Research finds inadequate transportation infrastructure has greater imapct on low-income and minority communities.

Portland schools superintendent says ICE targeting…

Portland Tribune - News
ICE spokeswoman says the federal agency avoids arrests near schools or 'sensitive locations' unless directed to take action.

Courtney's apology: 'I must do better'

Portland Tribune - News
Senate president returns from medical leave as lawmakers approve resolution of support for harassment victims.

Committee approves vaccine bill, devastating…

Portland Tribune - News
House Bill 3036 would remove nonmedical exemptions for required vaccines, and has prompted a vocal opposition claiming proposal is government…

Sources: Fight over navigation center continues

Portland Tribune - News
Plus, state rent control law gets praise, scorn from dueling editorials in the Los Angeles Times and the Wall Street Journal.

Lake Oswego adds police officer to prevent self-harm

Portland Tribune - News
Adult Resource Officer Dawn Pecoraro will spend time following up and connecting people to resources

Planners fine-tune details for SW Corridor MAX line

Portland Tribune - News
Light-rail route over complex Crossroads intersection in Southwest Portland could raze 25 businesses, 200 jobs.

Biketown's rentals roll up big numbers

Portland Tribune - News
The annual Biketown report records an 87 percent increase in the $99 annual bicycle rental memberships.

Armed men carjack a Mazda, steal student's purse

Portland Tribune - News
Richmond Elementary School on Southeast 41st Avenue was placed on temporary lock-out as a precaution.

Fall back? Nope. Oregonians want to dump daylight…

Portland Tribune - News
Bill to end Oregon's clock-changing ways makes sense for 'grumpy, tired' population.

Council calls for more 5G research, but extends…

Portland Tribune - News
Mayor Ted Wheeler said federal law prevents Portland from regulating wireless technologies for health and safety reasons.

Committee members want end to clear-cutting near…

Portland Tribune - News
CZ Trail committee members disagree over how to balance recreation and safety

Police body camera hearing delayed

Portland Tribune - News
Thursday City Council meeting is cancelled, postponing hearing on potentially controversial pilot project funding.

Secret pending sale clouds historic Alpenrose Dairy…

Portland Tribune - News
Home to ball fields, bike- and car-racing, Portland complex's fate rides on game of legal chess.

Waste-burning firm spreads money chasing carbon cap…

Portland Tribune - News
Firm's special legislative deal on waste burning may be unraveling under scrutiny

Economist: Anti-sprawl rules boost home costs

Portland Tribune - News
Report blames land-use planning for housing crisis, but some say the situation is more complicated than that.

Public record bills shine spotlight on transparency

Portland Tribune - News
Wednesday hearing focuses on two measures to add teeth to document requests, deadlines.

Welcome the vultures

Gresham Outlook - News
Join Friends of Nadaka and the Portland Audubon Society for a free day of family fun to celebrate the turkey vulture's return.

Children get free vision screening

Gresham Outlook - News
Youngsters ages 3 to 7 can get a free vision screening at two events in Gresham and Fairview.

City Hall Watch: Council to weigh police body…

Portland Tribune - News
Despite their obvious benefits, body-worn cameras are controversiak, with law enforcement and civil rights experts both raising questions.

Infill plan narrowly approved by planning commission

Portland Tribune - News
5-to-4 vote send constroversial residential density plan to the City Council for a vote this summer.

TriMet tests multimodal trip planner

Portland Tribune - News
Regional trnasit agency partners with ride-sharing and bike rental services to allow travelers to get around the region better.

TriMet planners fine-tuning details for SW MAX line

Portland Tribune - News
Two alternatives, using elevated rail lines, are being mulled as well as where the rail will end.

Portland Means Progress: Mayor's program seeks $15…

Portland Tribune - News
Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler unveiled a new initiative on March 11 designed for merchants, business.

Mayors discuss housing, climate change at North…

Clackamas Review - News
Gladstone, Happy Valley, Milwaukie leaders weigh in on various local initiatives

Lawmakers could give service dogs a pat on the head

Portland Tribune - News
New legislative proposals would honor working dogs across the state, and make it a crime to claim ordinary dog is 'service animal'

PPB: 2 arrested for attempted murder in drive-by…

Portland Tribune - News
Cheyenne Trujillo, Raul Marquez arrested Sunday after alleged shooting on Killingsworth in Portland.

Man flashing fake gun at Lloyd Center, police say

Portland Tribune - News
Garrett Gibson, 22, arrested Saturday, March 9 after security reports seeing gun near Portland mall

Portland teen born in refugee camp is Oregon poetry…

Portland Tribune - News
Belise Nishimwe, a sophomore at St. Mary's Academy, is Oregon's 2019 Poetry Out Loud champion.

Meet the new mayor of Rivergrove: population 370

Portland Tribune - News
Walt Williams says involving residents is key to life i city that sits just south of Lake Oswego.

5G health risks to be considered by City Council

Portland Tribune - News
Resolution up for a vote Wednesday calls for more study into previous findings that future technology could increase cancer and other risks in almost…

Passenger killed in stolen car crash

Portland Tribune - News
UPDATE: Victim identified in crash that happened with alleged DUII driver fled from traffic stop.

Badly beaten man dies in hospital

Portland Tribune - News
Cody Denney was on life support after the attack, and no suspects have been found.

Three-city Stafford plan will face legal challenge

Portland Tribune - News
Tualatin named in the appeal, which was filed by the Homebuilders Association of Metro Portland.

Portland's Agatha Chang wins Regional Spelling Bee

Portland Tribune - News
The Winterhaven School seventh-grader is going to Washington, D.C., in May for the Scripps National Spelling Bee.

Lawmakers line up pot bills as remedy to 'War on…

Portland Tribune - News
Congressman Earl Blumenauer, State Sen. Lew Frederick speak at Urban League of Portland.

Police investigate body found in Columbia River

Portland Tribune - News
The body is an adult, gender unknown, according to the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office.

Gunshot man dies in Northeast Portland home

Portland Tribune - News
Portland Police responded to 136th Avenue around 9:30 p.m. on March 8 following reports of shooting

Disputed sex-ed plan OK'd after four hours of debate

Portland Tribune - News
West Linn-Wilsonville School Board voted to adopt Comprehensive Human Sexuality Education Plan.

Supreme Court next? Oregon 'climate kids' suit…

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon Appeals Court knocks public trust doctrine; Multnomah County seeks to file amicus curiae

Tualatin stolen vehicle chase ends up with crash…

The Times - News
The woman who led police on chase, crashes car into the river in Oregon City, dog inside cab is saved.

Budget plan puts squeeze on state agencies

Portland Tribune - News
Schools avoid cuts as Ways and Means Committee leaders unveil tight spending proposal

Wood Village hits refresh on city's mission

Gresham Outlook - News
City council looks to become inclusive and welcoming community for square-mile city

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