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A series of gunshots left two people wounded in downtown Portland on the evening of Friday, May 5, and police are continuing to search for whoever pulled the trigger.

Full MAX service was scheduled to resume on TriMet after a three-week disruption on Sunday, June 7.

Measure 26-238 would levy an adjustable countywide capital gains tax, initially set at 0.75%, in order to fund free legal defense for renters facing eviction.

Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office says that an officer shot and killed the suspect after facing gunfire

When opening is the result of a scandal, you tend to be more careful, Roberts says, but Kulongoski says theres still wide latitude for an appointment.

The fate of wrongly convicted murderer Frank Gable is still being fought out in federal court, despite the U.S. Supreme Court upholding the ruling that reversed his conviction.

A summary of governors and vacancies they had to fill in statewide elected offices in the past four decades. Govs. Barbara Roberts and Ted Kulongoski are excluded because they are

Five branches of the Multnomah County Library are closed, and most of those aren’t expected to reopen for at least a year. The $387 million bond to renovate and build

A visitor from Seattle, Lilly Bartmasser, who is also a florist, enjoyed the Portland’s Hoyt Arboretum on April 30, which is in full bloom with magnolias, cherry blossom and trillium.

Man, 33, prefers Portlands streets to shelter, despite getting jumped and robbed.