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Riots caused 'generational damage' to police discourse, but union president sees improvement in this city - Vimarsana News

Riots caused 'generational damage' to police discourse, but union president sees improvement in this city

Portland gained international notoriety for protests and riots in 2020. Three years later, the police union president says the city's political climate is leveling out.

'Blood on your hands': Activists decry ban on public drug use passed by blue city leaders - Vimarsana News

'Blood on your hands': Activists decry ban on public drug use passed by blue city leaders

The Seattle City Council reversed course Tuesday night and passed a new ordinance outlawing public drug use or possession. Critics call it a new War on Drugs.

'They were laughing': Woman viciously beaten at Seattle-area gas station over cash, cigs and candy - Vimarsana News

'They were laughing': Woman viciously beaten at Seattle-area gas station over cash, cigs and candy

Surveillance video shows a brazen robbery and assault at a Seattle-area gas station. Here's what the victim says about the young suspects who are still at large.

Crime-ridden blue city now hiring more police. Why they can't get them on the streets fast enough - Vimarsana News

Crime-ridden blue city now hiring more police. Why they can't get them on the streets fast enough

The Portland Police Bureau is seeing a surge of applicants, but a backlog at the state's only training academy is keeping officers from hitting the streets.

Blue state's $143 million homeless program got less than a thousand people housed. Now governor wants more - Vimarsana News

Blue state's $143 million homeless program got less than a thousand people housed. Now governor wants more

After spending $143 million to remove people from roadside homeless camps and refer them to housing, Washington's governor says the program is out of money.