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Columnists: A ‘union only’ rule would diminish competition and greatly restrict the number of contractors and workers eligible to work on the I-5 bridge replacement.

I am writing today to respectfully oppose Multnomah County Ballot Measure 26-238, Eviction Representation for All (ERA). I am a financial advisor who has been serving the financial needs of

All Democrats vote for it, most Republicans oppose it; Senate is the next

The Pac-12 Conference will gather in Scottsdale, Arizona this week for their annual spring meetings. Amongst the agenda items will be bringing back former UCLA Hall of Fame coach John

Secretary of State Shemia Fagan has abandoned a $10,000-a-month contract consulting for an Oregon cannabis company, amid mounting pressure that could pose a threat to her political future.

Three candidates are on the ballot for Multnomah County Commissioner, District 3. The candidate to finish out the current term, which runs through December 2024, will be take office in

Multnomah County District Attorney Mike Schmidt announced two new task forces to target auto theft and organized retail theft.

Congresswoman: Parents and teachers benefit from positive collaboration, not adversarial relationships.

Mark Funk and his wife were at the ribbon cutting ceremony Monday for the new apartment complex, Waterleaf Apartments, on downtown Portland’s waterfront. He said he’s thankful to have a

Columnists: Self-service at the gas pumps already is legal in many parts of Oregon; the rule should go statewide.