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Closing arguments cap three days of high-stakes litigation rushed through the federal court.
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“I’ve Never Had a Trial Quite Like This”: Judge Plans Swift Ruling on Portland Troop Deployment
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The East Coast-based family fun center company is still in the midst of its buildout and permitting process.
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Fun City Adventure Park Coming to Delta Park
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Brian Forrester, who produces the LGBTQ+ dance party Betty, curated two EPs’ worth of music from a pool of 30 songs.
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Veruca’s EP “Drive” Takes Listeners From the Club to the Gym With Its Heart-Racing Beats
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“I am concerned that police leadership may be jumping to conclusions before the investigation is complete,” Avalos says.
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Avalos Connects Fire At Her House to High-Profile Incidents of Political Violence
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Over roughly seven hours of testimony Thursday from three law enforcement witnesses, a small army of lawyers sought to sharpen their chosen narratives about the security situation at the Portland ICE facility during a span of several months, from June to October of this year.
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Regional Federal Security Chiefs Were Not Consulted Before Portland Troop Call-Up
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Jennifer McGuirk described “anxiety” after every audit, fearing retribution.
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County Auditor Presses for Fixed Budget to Remedy Conflict With Chair’s Office
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Options now include Cafe Olli, Grassa, Laughing Planet and more.
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More Portland Restaurants Offering Free Meals During SNAP Shutdown
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Just days before SNAP benefits are set to be cut off, the governor provides modest relief.
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Kotek Frees Up $5 Million in Emergency Aid for Food Banks
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Oregon leaders are discussing how to support SNAP beneficiaries if federal funding stops.
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The Clock for SNAP Benefits Is Ticking Down
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The chair’s criticisms come as Wilson is set to resume the city’s ban on camping in the right-of-way.
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Vega Pederson Offers First Public Criticisms of Wilson’s Shelter Expansion
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There were gains across most student groups in PPS, though those gains fell short of more ambitious targets set by the School Board.
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PPS Student Outcomes Fall Short of School Board Goals
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Stepping inside The Evergreen feels like opening a rare book and getting to write its next chapter.
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Where Portland’s Past Meets Modern Magic
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Venture Portland, a nonprofit that provides grants and staff support to business districts across the city, pushed out its executive director this week.
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Venture Portland Removes Its Executive Director
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The price, though low by historical standards, wasn’t brutally low, like the one on Big Pink in July.
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PacWest Center Sells for $55.7 Million to Out-of-State Buyer
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Judge again questions whether Trump administration directly disobeyed her order.
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Feds Admit Troops Were Present at Portland ICE Hours After Court Blocked Mission
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Portland Public Schools forecasts a $50 million budget deficit in its upcoming fiscal year.
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PPS Forecasts Preliminary $50 Million Budget Shortfall for 2026–27 Fiscal Year
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At first glance, the numbers appear to be a continuation of a disheartening trend that PPS officials are all too familiar with: declining enrollment. But one data point signals potential good news.
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Enrollment Dips Again at Portland Public Schools, But Kindergarten Numbers Are Up
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Progressive councilors say the attempted troop deployment in Portland by the Trump administration is part of a continuum with Israel’s actions in Gaza. Their centrist counterparts disagree.
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A Pledge Signed by Peacock Reopens a Rift on the Portland City Council Even as Details Remain Vague
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When it sold at a deep, deep discount in July, the iconic building set a bad precedent.
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Portland City Council Gets a Lesson in Tax Compression, Courtesy of Big Pink
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The state’s investigation found that the company engaged in a variety of questionable practices to grow its business.
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Murmurs: Rever Grand Pleads
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Give!Guide is a place where anyone can make a difference simply by finding something they love and giving a little.
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Give a Little. Help a Lot.
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The Justice Department reached the plea agreement with new owners who took over in January 2025.
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Rever Grand Pleads, Prosecution of Founders Continues
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The development means a Portland district court judge’s temporary restraining orders, which have now for weeks been blocking the deployment, are set to remain in place until their natural expiration dates, which remain a few days out.
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Appeals Court Votes to Rehear Portland Troop Case
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Heretic Coffee and Nan’s Taqueria have stepped up to fill the need starting in November.
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Local Businesses Offer Free Food to People Losing SNAP Benefits
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