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While at the U.S. Department of Justice, Abhishek Kambli represented the Trump Administration in court cases challenging the President’s executive orders. Now, Kambli has come to assist in a Portland case.

Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield filed a new lawsuit Wednesday to block the Trump administration from meddling with the state’s vote-by-mail system in the November midterm.

A 19-page report by a staff investigator provides new details about the former Home Forward CEO’s extraneous travel.

The number is higher than a previous estimate. Consolidations will be a defining conversation for the district in fall.

In recent years, the government has seen a spike in bills for talk therapy sessions. A Portland woman is caught in a contraction as the state debates how much it will fund.

The embattled Southern Oregon lawman faces a criminal investigation and a complaint seeking to revoke his certification.

A day after the Supreme Court opened the door for the U.S. Postal Service to restrict Oregon’s vote-by-mail system, Oregon Secretary of State Tobias Read ordered election offices to administer the upcoming midterm election under existing state law.

The deputy city administrator of public works, Priya Dhanapal, is leaving her position at the city of Portland.

The biggest union to throw its weight behind Singleton in the race thus far appears to be Service Employees International Union Oregon. But the large union’s endorsement of Singleton comes with a catch.

“My message to the President is clear: Keep your hands off our elections.”

The peak of PPS’s high school enrollment seems to have come and gone.

Metro President Juan Carlos González has hired Shea Flaherty Betin, former executive director of Prosper Portland, to serve as his chief of staff.