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Portland Rep. Lamar Wise Faces Ethics Case Over Undisclosed $25K Stipend

900 Court St. NE, Room H-473 — Unverified Salem Street Location. An investigation concluded that Oregon state Rep. Lamar Wise failed to disclose a $25,000 stipend he received from the Portland-based nonprofit Seeding Justice, according to findings reported this week. The matter now heads to the Oregon Government Ethics Commission, which is scheduled to consider a stipulated final agreement at its regular meeting Friday.

Oregon · 12h

KXL

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New Reports Detail How Counties Used Metro Homeless Services Tax Money

Portland, OR – New reports released Tuesday detail how counties are using money from the 10-year Metro Supportive Housing Services Measure passed by voters in 2020. Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas counties all say they are meeting or exceeding their goals five years in. Multnomah County officials say over 6-thousand...

Multnomah County, OR · 1d

The Bee

HISTORY: Veterans Day Reflections: Reed College in World War I

Veterans Day was originally called Armistice Day, so named after the cessation of World War I fighting on November 11, 1918 – a conclusion that was followed by a formal […]

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The Valley Times

Sur La Table returns to Bridgeport Village

Sur La Table, the high-end kitchenware chain, recently reopened its doors in Bridgeport Village at a different location in the shopping complex. The new store is now open at 7363 […]

Tualatin, OR · 1d

thenerdstash.com

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North Carolina Dad Says Southwest Wrecked His Twins’ Stroller, Then Refused to Make It Right: ‘We’re Not Responsible for Damages, Just Loss’

A man in North Carolina loaded his children’s stroller onto a flight with Southwest Airlines. He and his family were to travel to Oregon. Upon landing, he found that the stroller was broken, and he accused Southwest of being responsible and of being unable to take responsibility. Jason Piquette,...

North Carolina · 1d

KOIN 6 News

‘Profound impact’: Portland city workers on strike outside City Hall

More than 800 City of Portland Professional Workers union members began striking on Monday following months of failed contract negotiations.

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Portland Tribune

New playground opens at Portland Heights Park in Southwest Portland

Families and children in Southwest Portland will soon have a new place to climb, explore and play together. The Portland Parks Foundation and Portland Parks & Recreation will celebrate the […]

Portland, OR · 20h

everout.com

Shop for Gifts at These 2026 Holiday Markets in Portland

The countdown to the holidays is on, meaning there's a limited timeframe to pick up gifts for your loved ones. Luckily, the season brings an abundance of markets filled with holiday cheer plus local makers and artisans selling handmade and one-of-a-kind gifts. There's a festive market or shopping event for all kinds of shoppers, from those with kiddos in tow to last-minute scramblers—so make your list and check it twice. Happy gifting!

hoodline.com

Portland Schools Chief Used Vanishing Signal Texts, Parents Demand She Be Sidelined

Portland Public Schools parents are demanding that Superintendent Kimberlee Armstrong be placed on leave after screenshots surfaced showing her and other district leaders discussing public business over Signal, the encrypted messaging app, with some of those conversations set to automatically disappear. The uproar lands squarely in the middle of a bitter fight over Armstrong's proposal to close as many as 14 schools, a plan that has already drawn chants for her resignation at packed board meetings.

KXL

Sentencing Expected In One Portland Bias Crime, Indictment Sought In Another

Portland, Ore. – Multnomah County prosecutors will take an alleged bias crime to the grand jury, while another racially-motivated case heads to sentencing this week. Trevor Cash was recently convicted for threatening a group of roofers in May of 2025, “And they were threatened – in part, at least – because of their perceived immigration status or their race,” says says District Attorney Nathan Vasquez. “This was a jury trial in which the defendant was found guilty of Unlawful Use of a Weapon, Bias Crime I, Menacing and Bias Crime in the second degree.” Cash will be sentenced Friday and Vasquez says his office is asking for prison time. “When someone’s threatening to call ICE, or threatening physical violence on someone because of their race or perceived immigration status, we are going to take swift action.”

rightnoworegon.com

Portland Council Unanimously Approves Concealed Handgun Restrictions in City Buildings

Portland, OR. — Portland City Council voted unanimously October 28 to eliminate an exception allowing concealed handgun license holders to carry firearms into city buildings used for official meetings. The ordinance, introduced by Council President Jamie Dunphy, passed 12-0 and covers buildings including City Hall, the Portland Building and...

Portland, OR · 16h

multco.us

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More than 6,000 Multnomah County residents are stably housed thanks to voter-approved housing measure

A total of 6,055 formerly homeless people are currently in safe and stable housing in Multnomah County with the support of the voter-approved Metro Supportive Housing Services (SHS) Measure, a new annual report from Multnomah County shows. Marking the halfway point of the historic 10-year measure, the report shows Multnomah...

Multnomah County, OR · 2d

The Hillsboro Herald

Fall Colors On Display At Hillsboro Parks – Catch Them While You Can

The Hillsboro area is a great place to catch all the colors of Fall. As deciduous trees and brush shed their leaves in their annual display, we get to enjoy […] The post Fall Colors On Display At Hillsboro Parks – Catch Them While You Can appeared first on The Hillsboro Herald .

Hillsboro, OR · 3d

The Portland Mercury

Good Morning, News: Portland Conservatives Butthurt After Election, City Workers on Strike, and Tech Giant Canoodles with Alleged Chinese Spy

If you believe Portland benefits from smart, local journalism and arts coverage, please consider making a small monthly contribution to the Mercury, because without you, there is no us. Thanks for your support!. GOOD MORNING, PORTLAND! Expect a cloudy start to the work week with highs in the mid-to-upper 50s,...

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Terry Boyd’s World: Portland Filming, Arcade Expansion and Upcoming Concerts

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — It’s Tuesday, and it’s time to check in with Terry Boyd’s World on KGON 92.3 FM!. The comedy and music morning radio show finds humor in everyday life, with a colorful cast of characters bringing plenty of personality to the airwaves. Terry Boyd joins Ally Osborne to catch up on some of the latest entertainment news around Portland.

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The Newberg Graphic

Hollamon holds lead in race for Newberg mayor

Election Day has come and gone, and the voters of Newberg, Dundee and Yamhill County have made their wishes known in races ranging from Newberg’s mayor and county clerk. Mayoral […]

Newberg, OR · 1d

kptv.com

103-year-old veteran, swimmer to be honored at Vancouver Veterans Day parade

A 103-year-old WWII veteran and decorated swimmer will be honored at Vancouver's annual Veterans Day parade.

Vancouver, WA · 1d

paydayreport.com

Mamdani Meets w/ Union Leaders to Find Prez Candidate -- Stephen Colbert Crosses Harvard Picket Line -- Portland Workers Strike

Greetings from Rio de Janeiro, where I am wrapping up some documentary work and getting ready to head back to Pittsburgh next week.. Pittsburgh Law Requiring Two Additional Weeks of Paid Parental Leave. Initially, when our multimedia editor Amos Wolf took paid parental leave, we planned to grant him ten...

The Portland Mercury