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Measure 114 was approved by Oregon voters in November on a very slim margin — but the stricter gun laws have been held up by legal challenges. The trial that begins Monday is a critical step for both backers and opponents of the measure.

A volunteer board has spent the past four months reviewing and discussing draft maps submitted by the public. This month, they’ll choose one potential map and ask Portlanders what they think.

The defense follows several weeks of plaintiffs' attorneys alleging that PacifiCorp acted negligently by keeping its lines energized during the Labor Day fires.

The defense follows several weeks of plaintiffs' attorneys alleging that PacifiCorp acted negligently by keeping its lines energized during the Labor Day fires.

As neighborhoods were created in cities in Oregon and across the country, housing developers wanted to keep their communities exclusive by keeping out certain ethnic and religious groups.

The city budget includes a last-minute plan to freeze or reduce planned increases to city utility bills and other fees — a proposal that divided City Council Wednesday.

The director of Portland's Office of Community and Civic Life has announced his resignation.

What impact might Sam Adams' abrupt departure from City Hall have on current city priorities?

Expert witnesses say the electric utility suffered from a lack of leadership during the 2020 fires.

As more wells go dry, a developer in Oregon's fastest growing region maneuvers for water rights.