Justin Yau

Justin Yau

Justin Yau is a freelance Journalist interested in grassroots political movements across the world. He has followed the Hong Kong pro-democracy movement closely, and has covered the Black Lives Matter protests in Portland this year since the beginning. Follow his work on Twitter @pdocumentarians.

Multnomah County Leaves Revelers to Fend for Themselves in the Omicron Wave

By Justin Yau

Six Workers at Portland Nightclub Test Positive for COVID-19 After Weekend of Sold-Out Shows

By Justin Yau

Holiday Strike at Fred Meyer Ends After One Day

By Sophie Peel and Justin Yau

Portland’s Nightlife Returns, Even While Caution Reigns

By Justin Yau

Portland Crowd Eggs Justice Center, Clashes With Sheriff’s Deputies After Kyle Rittenhouse Verdict

By Justin Yau

At the Bottom of an Atmospheric River, Living Outdoors Was Miserable

By Justin Yau

This Week in Photos 11.10.21

By Justin Yau

Amid Empty Roller Coasters, 1,200 Children Get COVID Vaccine Doses at Oaks Park

By Justin Yau

Unmasked Protesters of Vaccine Mandate Push Portland School Board Members Out of District Headquarters

By Justin Yau

A Small but Furious Display of Outrage Follows Decision Not to Indict Portland Police Officer in Robert Delgado Killing

By Justin Yau

Downtown Shootout Follows Sunday’s Dueling Demonstrations

By Suzette Smith and Justin Yau

Without Police Intervention, a Portland Waterfront Worship Event Leads to Clash Between Political Factions

By Justin Yau

Why Would Anyone Move to Portland Right Now?

By Suzette Smith, Robert Ham, Jason Cohen, and Justin Yau

Homeless Camp at Laurelhurst Park Swept on Thursday Morning With Little Conflict

By Justin Yau

A Day With Portland Firefighters in a Camp at the Edge of an Inferno Called the Bootleg Fire

By Justin Yau