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Onedonna Inthavong was last seen in downtown Portland on Wednesday, Jan. 31.

The Portland City Council unanimously approved a resolution on Thursday, Feb. 2, that directs Chief Administrative Officer Michael Jordan to develop a plan for carrying out the radical changes Portland voters approved to the City Charter at t…

No arrests have been made and a portion of Southeast Division Street and 112th Avenue were closed for part of the morning of Saturday, Feb. 4.

The proposal follows current and future funding for homelessness proposed by Gov. Tina Kotek, and Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler’s proposal to ban street camping, and to build six large camps.

Governor: 'We take this opportunity seriously,' but she leaves it to lawmakers to fashion details early in the 2023 session to attract federal money.

Committee moves it to a vote of the full Senate, which failed to conclude action at the end of last year, when the 117th Congress expired.

Last spring, Portland Public Schools bemoaned an enrollment decline and shrinking funding, yet one central office team continued to grow.

Hundreds of city employees went on strike on Thursday, Feb. 2, after negotiations with the city of Portland failed to reach a last-minute agreement.

Both officers were taken to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries during the Wednesday, Feb. 1, incident.

With unprecedented enrollment decline, PPS says budget, staffing could shrink

The closure area is Southeast 92nd Avenue to 102nd Avenue, between Market and Division streets.

Police have arrested a suspect in the fatal stabbing a man near the Oregon Historical Society and Portland Art Museum in downtown Portland late Tuesday.

Police arrested a carjacking suspect after a lengthy overnight standoff in Northeast Portland Tuesday.

'We are struggling to regain our footing' as attendance shrinks after the pandemic, Portland Art Museum director tells committee; lawmakers approved $50 million from federal funds in July 2020.