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An agency spokesman says some of the staff “volunteered at [Mathews’] campaign booth” while in Orlando.

The former Trail Blazer recently told OJP he is pro-choice. Now he says he is pro-life.

It’s no secret that Portland Public Schools has a portfolio of aging buildings. But the environmental consequences of those facilities is discussed less often.

The 2022 nominee has twice the support of her two leading opponents, Chris Dudley and Ed Diehl.

As PPS faces a continued budget crisis, some say it's time to pause a decision to get rid of Local School Foundations.

A prominent faculty member accuses the dean of the School of Medicine of gender discrimination—and threatens to sue.

Home Forward, the city of Portland’s housing authority, has declined to provide any details about its CEO’s attendance of a captive insurance conference in Hawaii in October of 2024.

School buildings are now often much more than learning spaces. They’re often neighborhood hubs that help families navigate everything from electricity bills to the immigration system.

To reduce blight and revitalize downtown, a trio of progressive councilors wants to explore penalizing owners of long-vacant commercial and retail properties.

AFSCME Local 3135 president Jennifer McMillan says most of the union’s members were “completely blindsided” by Ivory Mathews’ travel.

Reporting from the Oregon Journalism Project reveals a portrait of an organization that has grown more aggressive at the same time it faces unprecedented financial and membership headwinds.

Nathan Vasquez says he stands to lose 10% of his deputy district attorneys.