'Diabolical' Croydon to Merton bus service that 'keeps terminating randomly'
Frequent curtailments of bus route 154 have left passengers stranded, significantly impacting vulnerable users like the elderly and those with mobility issues.
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Local media played a crucial role in conveying vital information during the Los Angeles fires, including evacuation notices and ways to help affected individuals.
Good Morning News: Portland's Oversized Off-Ramp, Elon Musk's Latest Self-Sabotage, and Speaker Mike Johnson Plays Politics With Wildfire Disaster Aid
Portland's Albina neighborhood suffers from historical infrastructure damage, prompting re-evaluation of car-centric development and new federal funding for improvements.
GoFundMe page reaches goal after West Springfield woman is found dead in Forest Park
Community fundraising supports memorial for woman found dead, highlighting violence against women issue.
Calls for societal change to address violence and abuse of women.
Good Morning, News: Jimmy Carter Dies at 100, A Plane Crash in South Korea, and Animal Updates (Beavers, Gray Whales, and Pygmy Hippos, Oh My!)
Oregon is rebranding beavers as beneficial rather than nuisances, supporting local ecology and habitat.
Good Morning, News: Idaho Wants to Ban Same-Sex Marriage, Providence Strike Set for Tomorrow, and Oregon Sends Firefighters to California
Local journalism and arts coverage is vital for community engagement and support in Portland.
Good Morning, News: Gonzalez is Now a Truck Stop Attorney, Los Angeles is On Fire, and Real Talk About Real ID Requirements
Support local journalism and arts coverage for the enrichment of Portland.
The flu outbreak is a serious concern this season, resulting in tragic fatalities.
We Need A New Deal To Save Local Journalism | Defector
Local media played a crucial role in conveying vital information during the Los Angeles fires, including evacuation notices and ways to help affected individuals.
Good Morning News: Portland's Oversized Off-Ramp, Elon Musk's Latest Self-Sabotage, and Speaker Mike Johnson Plays Politics With Wildfire Disaster Aid
Portland's Albina neighborhood suffers from historical infrastructure damage, prompting re-evaluation of car-centric development and new federal funding for improvements.
GoFundMe page reaches goal after West Springfield woman is found dead in Forest Park
Community fundraising supports memorial for woman found dead, highlighting violence against women issue.
Calls for societal change to address violence and abuse of women.
Good Morning, News: Jimmy Carter Dies at 100, A Plane Crash in South Korea, and Animal Updates (Beavers, Gray Whales, and Pygmy Hippos, Oh My!)
Oregon is rebranding beavers as beneficial rather than nuisances, supporting local ecology and habitat.
Good Morning, News: Idaho Wants to Ban Same-Sex Marriage, Providence Strike Set for Tomorrow, and Oregon Sends Firefighters to California
Local journalism and arts coverage is vital for community engagement and support in Portland.
Good Morning, News: Gonzalez is Now a Truck Stop Attorney, Los Angeles is On Fire, and Real Talk About Real ID Requirements
Support local journalism and arts coverage for the enrichment of Portland.
The flu outbreak is a serious concern this season, resulting in tragic fatalities.
Good Morning, Lynchian News: Director David Lynch Has Died, Cease-Fire Seems a Go, and TikTok Ban Starts Sunday
Portland City Council is creating committees for crucial community discussions on various policy issues.
Good Morning, News: I, For One, Welcome the Portland Police Black Mirror Robot Dog, Trump's Birthright Citizenship Repeal Blocked, and Two World Naked Bike Rides
Portland police enhance bomb squad capabilities with a $150,000 robot dog for high-risk situations.
Good Morning, News: What Your Cell Phone Data Says About Downtown's Economic Rebound, Heritage Foundation Employees Now Working For Trump, and Microsoft Might Acquire TikTok
Mayor Wilson's plan could potentially add 1,500 overnight shelter beds by December to combat homelessness in Portland.
Good Morning, News: DA Vasquez Not Making Friends, LA Fires Kill 24, and Justin Timberlake Joins Portland's Bike Bus
Portland's journalism and arts enrich community life and require public support for sustainability.
Good Morning, News: "Fake" Oregon Firefighters Arrested in LA, Fake TikTok Shutdown, and Fake Patriot Moves Back to the White House
Local journalism relies on community support for survival.
Vandalism at Multnomah County Elections building raises concerns about community safety and political tensions.
Individuals from Oregon impersonate fire officials in Los Angeles, leading to serious legal ramifications.
Good Morning, News: Mayor Orders Non-Union Workers Back to Office, PPB Refuses to Fire Bad Cop, and Trump Clown Car Confirmations Continue
The Portland Mercury emphasizes the importance of community support for local journalism and arts coverage.
Good Morning, Lynchian News: Director David Lynch Has Died, Cease-Fire Seems a Go, and TikTok Ban Starts Sunday
Portland City Council is creating committees for crucial community discussions on various policy issues.
Good Morning, News: I, For One, Welcome the Portland Police Black Mirror Robot Dog, Trump's Birthright Citizenship Repeal Blocked, and Two World Naked Bike Rides
Portland police enhance bomb squad capabilities with a $150,000 robot dog for high-risk situations.
Good Morning, News: What Your Cell Phone Data Says About Downtown's Economic Rebound, Heritage Foundation Employees Now Working For Trump, and Microsoft Might Acquire TikTok
Mayor Wilson's plan could potentially add 1,500 overnight shelter beds by December to combat homelessness in Portland.
Good Morning, News: DA Vasquez Not Making Friends, LA Fires Kill 24, and Justin Timberlake Joins Portland's Bike Bus
Portland's journalism and arts enrich community life and require public support for sustainability.
Good Morning, News: "Fake" Oregon Firefighters Arrested in LA, Fake TikTok Shutdown, and Fake Patriot Moves Back to the White House
Local journalism relies on community support for survival.
Vandalism at Multnomah County Elections building raises concerns about community safety and political tensions.
Individuals from Oregon impersonate fire officials in Los Angeles, leading to serious legal ramifications.
Good Morning, News: Mayor Orders Non-Union Workers Back to Office, PPB Refuses to Fire Bad Cop, and Trump Clown Car Confirmations Continue
The Portland Mercury emphasizes the importance of community support for local journalism and arts coverage.
Kentish Town pub hopes to open later on Friday and Saturday
Sir Robert Peel pub seeks to extend opening hours and alcohol sales until 12:30am on weekends.
Local news orgs missed out on political ad money in 2024, and other takeaways from a survey of local media companies
Local news organizations are experiencing digital success through newsletters, video, and subscriptions according to the 2024 Industry Insights Survey.
Poynter hires two new faculty members with focus on strengthening local news - Poynter
Poynter Institute hires new faculty to enhance local news sustainability and enforce journalism ethics among potential funders.
Soho House boss' plans for lavish Cotswolds mansion in doubt over Iron Age fort fears
Billionaire Ronald Burkle's mansion proposal in Little Tew raises concerns about local history and community character amid strong opposition from residents.
Academics team up to address the biggest challenges in local news research
Philanthropic organizations must assess community news needs before funding to effectively support local journalism.
MacArthur funds a Press Forward "cousin" abroad
MacArthur Foundation is investing $20 million in local news revitalization, expanding support to organizations and initiatives both domestically and internationally.
Academics team up to address the biggest challenges in local news research
Philanthropic organizations must assess community news needs before funding to effectively support local journalism.
MacArthur funds a Press Forward "cousin" abroad
MacArthur Foundation is investing $20 million in local news revitalization, expanding support to organizations and initiatives both domestically and internationally.