#portland-news

#portland-news

Support local journalism and arts coverage in Portland to continue vibrant reporting and culture.

Mayor Wilson reappoints Michael Jordan as city administrator to oversee city bureaus.

Tentative agreement reached in Providence healthcare worker strike, but negotiations continue for others.

Oregon sees significant changes in weed prices affecting local growers.

Portland is experiencing a slight population increase after three years of decline, and local journalism is emphasized for its community value.

The Portland Auditor's Office found insufficient evidence against Commissioner Gonzalez for using city funds for political purposes, but further investigations are ongoing.

Carmen Rubio's parking violations and recent incident could severely impact her mayoral campaign.

Local journalism is essential for Portland's community engagement and arts coverage.

Ranked choice voting education efforts are being funded to dispel confusion.

Recent events in Portland highlight community, safety, and local sports achievements.

The Mercury emphasizes the essential role of local journalism in community engagement and addressing pressing local issues.

Portland Public Schools is affirming support for undocumented students amidst federal uncertainties.

Greyhound's service cuts will impact rural communities' access to transportation.

Portland is facing significant local challenges, including university faculty layoffs and a halted freeway expansion, calling for greater community support.

Portland's local news and arts scene relies on community support for sustainability, emphasizing the importance of journalism in local culture.

The recent arson attacks on ballot boxes in Portland and Vancouver have raised concerns over political violence and motivations behind such actions.

Portland faces ongoing governance and law enforcement challenges, as evidenced by Commissioner Gonzalez's lawsuit threat amid unresolved crimes.

Local legal processes are affected by changes in leadership, impacting the fate of sentence reduction applications.

Portland city officials must avoid using taxpayer funds for personal campaign activities, as highlighted by the recent violation by Commissioner Rene Gonzalez.

Local officials prioritize public safety and preparation for potential election unrest.