Portland

With the city council seating a new commission to recommend changes to the charter, it’s likely Portlanders will soon be asked once again to grapple with questions of whether this unusual form of government works — and, if not, what should go in its place.

The new clinic is a part of Multnomah County's REACH program, looking to end health disparities within communities of color, but the new drive-up clinic will be open and available for anyone starting Wednesday.

The 1,669 cases reported on Saturday is a single-day high in Oregon but it reflects the delay in getting some counties' earlier case-count figures because of the Thanksgiving holiday.

Black people in Portland were dramatically more likely to be stopped by police in 2019 than their non-Black counterparts, according to data recently released by the Portland Police Bureau.

Researchers at Portland State University have dated three large historic earthquakes along the Gales Creek fault near Forest Grove.

About 200,000 people, or the population of Beaverton and Bend combined, will pass through PDX this holiday.

More than five months into a social justice uprising, activists in the city are divided as to whether they are still fighting in a racial justice movement centered on Black lives, or if an unfocused, anti-establishment fight against capitalism and state power has usurped the initial cause that brought thousands of Portlanders into the streets.

The lawyer for a man who was hit in the face by a crowd control munition launched by a federal officer in Portland is back in the hospital for an infection related to his injury.

A pro-police demonstration in downtown Portland drew counterdemonstrators and Portland police officers as confrontations between opposing political groups continue following the election.

With more than 80% of Portland voters favoring the new board, Portland’s City Hall is pushing for legislation in Salem that could allow the city to sidestep the brewing fight with the union altogether.