NEWS

“If Kotek wants to press this again, she might be facing an early end to her political career.”

Compostable (or recyclable) coffee pods offer the prospect of guilt-free convenience.

Across the city’s five parking districts, an hour on the street will cost 60 cents more than last year, with downtown parking increasing to $3 an hour.

Three years after the closure of the beloved Northwest Food Front co-op in 2023, the board and its membership continue to wage war over the building’s future.

Although the bill rescinds “unobligated” funds, Albina Vision Trust remains optimistic about $488 million in federal highway grants.

As the agency prepares for layoffs, the House Republican leader chastises the department’s director.

The Trump administration has so far withheld tens of millions across five categories that will affect multilingual learners and before- and after-school programs.

“Our neighborhood ecosystem is severely out of balance.”

Gov. Tina Kotek on Wednesday delivered a widely-expected executive order on cellphone usage in schools, requiring all 197 Oregon school districts to develop policies implementing a ban from the start to end of regular instructional hours.

“New York City has 3,000 of these things. Based on road miles, I think we should have 1,000.”

The industrialist admitted violation pension laws. As he slowly makes reparations, other creditor are coming for him.

The Oregon Beer & Wine Distributors Association, which has opposed previous privatization attempts and opposes this one also is mystified by who might bankroll it.

“That scared me when he threatened to break the window and drag me away because it reminded me of the Taliban in Afghanistan.”

On Oregon’s most notorious once-private, now-public lake, the water is open but lips are sealed.

One asylum seeker was arrested 10 minutes into his drive home from the courthouse. Another was arrested on a routine drive to the gym.