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Did Multnomah County Violate an Employee’s First Amendment Rights?
The county may have wrongfully fired an employee for sharing public, albeit controversial, data
by Alex Zielinski
City Council Begins Planning for Portland’s Looming Earthquake
One Building at a Time.
by Kelly Kenoyer
PAC Dollars Bankroll Oregon's District 24 Senate Race
by Alex Zielinski
Grand Jury Sides With Police in Fatal Shooting of John Elifritz
by Alex Zielinski
Portland School Bus Drivers Fight for New Contract
Portland Public Schools' bus union is fed up
by Kelly Kenoyer
Hall Monitor: Law and Disorder
Portland’s Problematic Government Is Still Problematic
by Alex Zielinski
Wapato Shelter Plans Don't Sit Well with Portland's Homeless Community
"Would a housed person want to sleep in a jail?"
by Alex Zielinski
Why Isn’t the City’s Plan to Reverse Gentrification in NE Portland Working?
We'll give you a hint: It's expensive.
by Kelly Kenoyer
Hall Monitor: Judgment Day
Portland police are about to get a federal check-in on their use of force. How will the death of John Elfiritz fit in?
by Alex Zielinski
Why Did Portland Public Schools Put an Activist Teacher on Indefinite Leave?
The Decision Shines a Light on 'Systemic Failings' Within PPS
by Kelly Kenoyer
Multnomah County Grand Juries Keep Violent Officers on the Streets
by Alex Zielinski
The City Considers Expanding Upwards in Old Town
Will a 16-Story Building Help a Crowded Downtown?
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