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Liberal activists in Portland, Oregon, were caught going nuclear on minority cops–spewing hateful, racist threats and rants at officers, just for doing their job. According to OregonLive, liberal protesters descended on the Immigration and Customs Enforcement building in Portland, Oregon, in order to show their support for abolishing the department. But OregonLive reports that, when […]

Left to right: Metro Councilor-elect Ashton Simpson, former City Commissioner Chloe Eudaly, Congressman Earl Blumenauer, Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty. (Photos: Taylor Griggs/BikePortland) Though people have been sneaking across it for a week (and thousands prematurely maneuvered it at the World N

Portland's next general election in November 2024 will herald the beginning of a new form of local government, wiping the current City Council roster clean. Since the charter reform measure passed, many Portlanders have wondered what current City Council members would do, come reelection time. The first to answer that question has been Commissioner Mingus Mapps, who announced his Portland mayoral candidacy last week, after filing paperwork to participate in the city's small donor electio...

A 19-year-old San Francisco man has been charged in the death of a popular baker who was dragged by a getaway car after a purse snatching – and the woke activist’s family have urged authorities not to jail her two assailants.

Members of the Oregon Legislative BIPOC Caucus slammed proposed city budget changes that they say will result in “a net loss in the volume of community engagement” from residents of color and non-English speakers. In a letter to Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler and Commissioner Dan Ryan, caucus members questioned why the city’s Office of Community and Civic Life found it necessary to cut more than $500,000 from their Diversity and Civic Leadership funding.

A human rights research group estimates that in some parts of downtown Portland on June 2, 2020, the tear gas concentration was more than 2,200 times the safe limit.

The former Portland mayor joined current Mayor Ted Wheeler's staff about two years ago. He resigned Tuesday, citing health challenges.

The city of Portland is poised to officially rejoin the Rose Quarter Interstate 5 project after walking away in 2020 due to a lack of trust in the Oregon Department of Transportation’s (ODOT) partnership. While the Portland City Council’s trust in ODOT has not been fully restored, the city is leveraging its essential participation in the project to add restorative justice values to the freeway design, which originally displaced Portland’s Black community. “The Black commu...

Experts pointed out local officials' adoption of anti-police narratives, a police staffing crisis and a failure to prosecute many criminal cases.